Americans spend less time thinking, relaxing and communicating with others than they did in 2003.
Playwright Monica Byrne said Scientific American blog editor Bora Zivkovic sexually harassed her at a business meeting.
Chrisann Brennan, the ex-girlfriend of Steve Jobs, talks about his transformation at Apple in her new memoir.
The talks with House members continue, with the speaker adding a decision regarding how to move forward will occur Tuesday.
Pepsi could be hurt by a slowdown in Brazil and Russia, two of its largest foreign markets.
The going rate for a pair of pandas on loan includes uranium, energy technology and trade agreements with China.
For all its electrical problems, the 787 offers passengers perks they can't find anywhere else. This is what flying it on Aeromexico feels like.
Treasury yields probably would rise but not by much in a default, given how brief a default would be and the implications for economic and monetary policy.
The weakening mortgage sector has plagued banks this quarter, but Bank of America is predicted to escape the worst.
Citigroup Inc., The Coca-Cola Company and Johnson & Johnson reported fiscal third-quarter earnings on Tuesday.
Attractive markets include the Middle East and Russia, where there are an estimated 77 million Internet users.
The House GOP isn't waiting for a bipartisan Senate deal: its plan seeks more changes to Obamacare.
Malala has responded to such criticisms by asserting that she is neither a “Western puppet” nor ashamed to be Pakistani.
Investors seem cautiously optimistic that Congress will ink a deal to end the US government shutdown and raise the debt ceiling.
Having lost favor in the U.S., the Taiwanese company is now hoping to relaunch itself in China.
The pact, arguably the most important trade agreement in a generation, emerged after a decade of trade talk dissapointment.
Does Russian defense minister's visit mean that Moscow is in and Boeing is out when it comes to lucrative arms sales to Brazil?
While German sentiment shot up, inflation in the UK inched up but not enough to convince analysts to mark the start of an upward trend.
The agency is mass-harvesting email address books and IM contact lists, according to the latest Snowden revelation.
Camille Grammer is recovering from a radical hysterectomy related to a cancer diagnosis.
Many see the cost of auto loans rising. Most are unaware the department responsible for auto safety is closed right now.
The "flesh-eating" street drug krokodil, which is known to rot the skin to the bone, may have killed two men in Oklahoma.