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Cable News Ratings: CNN, MSNBC Sink Despite July 2014 Plane Crashes, Israel-Gaza Conflict

CNN and MSNBC saw double-digit declines in ratings, despite three plane crashes, Israel-Gaza conflict and Ukraine's civil war.

Congress Deadline Looms For U.S. Border Funding Bill

If Congress fails to pass a border funding bill before Friday, Homeland Security may have to divert resources to keep border operations afloat.

European Regulators Have Their Sights Trained On Google's Mobile Software

European regulators are preparing what could be a stern challenge to Google Inc's (GOOGL.O) (GOOG.O) mobile software business in the coming months after a nearly four-year investigation into the company's Web search practices left rivals and European politicians dissatisfied.

Israel Military Ordered To Continue Operation In Gaza; U.S. Approves Weapons Transfer

Israeli officials said the operation in Gaza will proceed, while the U.S. approved the transfer of artillery shells and grenades for Israeli use.

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Scandal-Embroiled OSI Group Has Long History Of Alleged Labor Violations

OSI, the American company at the center of a food safety scandal in China, has a history of alleged labor violations in the U.S.

MH17 Crash Site Surrounded By Landmines While 82% Of Russians Blame Ukraine For Malaysia Airlines Tragedy

Pro-Russian rebels have consistently kept investigators from reaching flight MH17 crash site.

Bank Of America Fined $1.27B For Countrywide Fraud

The major bank was convicted of defrauding Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac before the mortgage collapse.

National Cheesecake Day 2014: Where To Get Free Cheesecake And Discounted Slices

Nobody knows who started National Cheesecake Day, but everyone from the Cheesecake Factory to local establishments are participating.

Infosys Turnaround: Incoming CEO Vishal Sikka Favors Tweaks Over Drastic Changes At IT Giant

Infosys CEO-in-waiting sees great oppotunity in building innovative software

Migrant Family Detentions On The Rise, And Private Companies Stand To Profit

As the U.S. grapples to halt the influx of migrant families entering from Central America, private prison operators are lining up to cash in.

Here's Why Sales Of Apple's iPad Are Crashing (And What Could Save It)

Sales of the Apple iPad have continued to fall, but emerging markets and upcoming replacement cycles could save it.

Russia Warns US On Sanctions: Moscow Calls Penalties 'Destructive And Myopic'

Moscow accused Washington of "merely trying to avoid responsibility for the tragic developments in Ukraine."

US 2014 Q2 GDP Jumps, But Hard Times Keep Pressure On Consumers

The U.S. economy grew a better-than-expected 4 percent in Q2, but for the working man and woman, the payoff is still some ways off.

OkCupid Dating Experiment Could Land Christian Rudder's Company In Trouble For 'Deceptive' Practices

OkCupid users found out Monday their online dating techniques were manipulated, but few seem to be bothered.

'Mario Kart 8' Isn't Saving Nintendo: Poor Sales Of Wii U Hit Earnings

Nintendo released its fiscal first-quarter earnings on Wednesday, and the results were somewhat disappointing for the brand.

Electric Cars By Renault, Volvo And Mitsubishi Helped Double Sales of Plug-In Cars In Europe

Three manufacturers helped drive a 'surge' in electric car sales in Europe for 2013, a new analysis of official data found.

Ukraine Crisis: Russia Violating Intermediate-Range Missile Treaty With US, Washington Claims

NATO's secretary general called on Moscow to "preserve the viability of the INF Treaty," a pact signed in 1987.

Apple Goes Corporate: Ford To Make All Employees Dump Blackberries For iPhones

Ford Motor Company employees will soon be switching out BlackBerry devices for iPhones.

Kim Kardashian Disses Adrienne Bailon On Twitter For Blasting Rob Kardashian In Latina Interview

Kim Kardashian came to her brother Rob Kardashian’s defense after Adrienne Bailon blasted her ex in an interview with Latina magazine.

E-book Prices Too High, Amazon Says Customers Shouldn't Pay More Than $9.99 Amid Hachette Dispute

The dispute over Amazon e-book prices continues amid claims that Hachette conspired with Apple.

Hyundai Sonata Recalled For Transmission Problems; Risk Of Rolling Away While Parked

South Korean automaker Hyundai says 880,000 Sonata sedans in the U.S. won’t shift into the ‘park’ position.

Self-Driving Cars: UK Sees Driverless Vehicles On British Streets By January 2015

Britain says it won’t fell behind in the push to make self-driving cars a thing on its roads.

McDonald's Could Be Responsible For Franchise Labor Practices

The National Labor Relations Board recently ruled that McDonald's could be named as an official employer for its franchise locations.

Will Russia Cut Off Gas To Europe? Morgan Stanley Analysts Think So

New European sanctions on Russia could cause the Kremlin to retaliate and cut off natural gas to Europe, according to analysts.

With Fire Phone, Amazon Faces Expensive Ad Battle With Samsung, Apple And Google

With mobile titans like Samsung, Apple and Google in the mix, wireless is the most competitive category in advertising.

US Economy Grew 4% in Second Quarter

During the second quarter, American spending increased by 2.5 percent with shoppers going big on cars and trucks.

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