Verizon has released a FiOS TV app for the Xbox One that will allow users to view live broadcasts via the gaming console.
After decades of declines, the recent U.S. manufacturing job rebound has many rejoicing, though female factory workers are likely not.
A new species of tapir was discovered in the Amazon rainforest that may be one of the biggest animals on the South American continent.
The world's largest online storefront doesn't operate like a typical business. It doesn't need to make money.
The latest housing starts data was strong and has some wondering if it will be the trigger for the Fed to taper Wednesday.
The expansion represents another win for Amazon’s increasingly important cloud computing business.
Do you get upset, from time to time, at your cable TV company? You're not the only one.
Ex-politicians who earn money from speeches are not violating any laws – although questions of ethics and integrity may abound.
Do the New York and Los Angeles metro areas dominate this list? The answer may surprise you.
Unwrap an early gift to entertain yourself on the ride home this year, because AAA predicts Christmas 2013 will be the busiest ever.
A Chinese newspaper says Western nations cannot afford to help out Myanmar. But the rival may be closer at hand.
Also, 20 tickets won $1 million for matching all numbers except the Megaball number.
The Bank of England said short-term interest rates in the U.K., U.S. and euro zone have diverged more than earlier in the year.
It's Chair Bernanke's last Fed meeting, but stimulus is likely to remain untouched, due to the U.S.'s job shortage.
India withdrew special privileges to U.S. diplomatic officials in India, while politicians snubbed visiting U.S. delegations.
In July, Snowden had sought asylum from a dozen countries, including Brazil, after the U.S. revoked his passport.
Astronomers can't see what the Milky Way looks like, but they assume its shape by observing its stars and their distances from Earth.
Amid a fierce union battle, Boeing increased its share dividend and said it would to buy back $10 billion in shares.
There is still a little time left to get those online orders to your home before Christmas.
Citigroup, Merrill Lynch, RBS, Credit Suisse targeted by Justice Department, sources say.
Today is the day Americans are supposed to enjoy Maple Syrup as much as Canadians do, but make sure you’re getting the real thing.
Motorola added a 'Natural' option to the Moto Maker website, and customers can order a Moto X with a bamboo wood back. The price is different than many expected, however.