Sponsored by Verizon Communications Inc.

The deal, calling for 1,400 new jobs and pay raises topping 10 percent, will run until Aug. 3, 2019, Verizon said.

The “T-Mobile Tuesdays” app gives customers free weekly gifts such as food, movie tickets and ride shares.

The Federal Reserve has been looking to impose its second hike since the Great Recession. Fed Chair Janet Yellen is set to speak Monday.

The report — payrolls increased by a meager 38,000 in May — throws into doubt a possible hike in interest rates by the U.S. Federal Reserve at its meeting this month.

Companies like AwesomenessTV are snapping up the rights to popular teen books to expand their scripted slates.

The number of Americans filing for jobless aid fell from a 14-month high last week, the latest sign that the economy is regaining speed.

Taboola, which distributes content to 1 billion devices per month, is growing fast. But it faces big-name competitors and other potential threats.

Thanks to better customer service and a nifty new cable system, pay TV’s biggest provider keeps growing.

The satellite TV company still has 13.9 million TV customers, but the exodus likely won't stop anytime soon.

The internet company, led by CEO Marissa Mayer, hit a $1 billion revenue target, but also posted negative net earnings.

It would take a lot for Yahoo, which is led by CEO Marissa Mayer, to beat Wall Street’s expectations — and the street is not expecting much.

In a post attacking Bernie Sanders, who joined a workers’ strike Wednesday, Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam argued the company’s $16 billion in dividends “benefit America.”

The Vermont senator scored a union endorsement and his first instance of support from a Senate colleague days ahead of the New York primary.

The British tabloid is reportedly looking to join up with private equity partners to buy the troubled internet giant.

The telco, which purchased digital ad colossus AOL last year, joins Time Inc. as a potential new owner of the troubled internet company.

Internet service providers cannot collect information about customers’ web-surfing habits without permission, federal regulators decided.

Netflix could be lowering the quality on your mobile streams, but it might just save you money.

LG’s modular G5 smartphone will go on sale on March 31 in the U.S., and customers will get a free additional battery pack.

A new study from Digitalsmiths indicates that pay TV companies need to offer more customized skinny bundles in order to survive as viewers shift their TV habits.

Overall, 300 reports of severe weather, primarily high wind gusts or wind damage from thunderstorms, were received by the Storm Prediction Center Wednesday into early Thursday.

Verizon FiOS has had to rejigger its “Custom TV” package to offer a basic option that includes ESPN and other sports networks.

Niche content with little mainstream appeal — like Snooki and JWoww’s series on AwesomenessTV — is thriving thanks to a glut of streaming services, but will it make money?

Hollywood is excited about the potential for virtual reality. But few are as enthusiastic as reality television producers, says the founder of a VR company.

The internet company, reeling from executive defections and a disappointing 2015, will report earnings this week — and may cut its workforce by 15 percent.

The chief operating officer says critics will be seeing a turnaround at the Canadian company by 2017.

In another reversal, the online company is reportedly considering not a spinoff but a sale of its internet business.

Cord-cutting isn't putting a damper on analysts' warm holiday feelings for pay TV providers like Comcast and Time Warner Cable.

Brands are bending over backward to associate themselves with "Star Wars." Is this natural synergy or the dark side of commercialism?

The problem for pay TV companies isn’t that current subscribers are abandoning ship but that new customers are harder to come by.