Apple introduces Apple Pay Apple Pay will begin working at select stores starting Monday, according to Apple chief executive Tim Cook. Cook mentioned that there are hundreds of retail and banking locations that will accept the payment service.
Groundbreaking and building permits both jumped in September Contractors are getting more building permits and breaking ground on more homes as the U. S.
Latest iPads will begin shipping next week Apple's announcement of the new iPad Air 3 and iPad Mini 3 on Thursday drew less fanfare than is typical for an address from the company, especially considering the hype generated by iPhone 6 and iOS 8 last month.
A Morgan Stanley analysts argues that Tesla's Model X will be released a quarter later than anticipated but it will not be a bad thing for the company or consumers.
Dow all the way down to 16,117 For the sixth day in a row, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is down. This is the longest losing streak for the Dow since August 2013.
New iMacs will come with a 5K screen Get ready for a big-screened desktop with vibrant colors. Thanks to Apple's refresh of the iMac desktop, customers are going to get a very sharp picture and a big 27-inch screen.
The budget results of the 2014 fiscal year showed "significant and continued progress" in reducing the country's deficit to pre-Great Recession levels.
Google announced the highly anticipated next-generation smartphone in its popular Nexus series Wednesday, the Motorola-manufactured Nexus 6, alongside the official name of the next version of its Android mobile operating system.
Although earnings numbers from Netflix were in line with what analysts projected, subscriber growth to the online-streaming movie service were well below projections.
In a move that undoubtedly will make cable-cutters and cable-nevers very happy, premium TV network HBO announced it will launch a stand-alone online television service in 2015 -- sans cable subscription.
Ebola fears create fears in the market Stocks are down heavily Wednesday with the Dow Jones Industrials Average down over 450 points as of late day trading on fears of Ebola and a slowing global economy.
Android tablet will debut Thursday Today, Google decided to finally unveil their next tablet. After months of speculation, the Nexus 9 will be ready for pre-order starting tomorrow and available for sale on Nov.
Global food waste stands at 2.8 trillion pounds a year -- created by farmers, supermarkets and humans alike -- all along the food chain. In the U.S. more than 30 percent of the food isn't eaten, Elizabeth Royte said, author of "The High Cost Of Food Waste."
Kmart is the latest retailer to detect data breach of customers debit and credit card information Retail store Kmart announced Friday it detected a data breach recently, adding it to the list of retailers that have had customers' bank and credit cards compromised in the past year.
Boeing settles for $23 million with federal government for alleged false labor claims Boeing agreed to pay the federal government $23 million Friday to settle a case of allegedly submitting false claims for labor charges at their San Antonio location, a suit that was brought by four whistle blowers and former employees Of the total settlement, the employees, Clinton Craddock, Fred Van Shoubrouek, Anthony Rico and Fernando de la Garza, who filed the suit in federal court in San Antonio under the False Claims Act, will receive $3.
DEA interested in U.S. investments in Canadian marijuana industry Americans who want to invest in Canadian marijuana firms may be involved in an illegal transaction.
Millennials may represent one-third of the overall U.S. population, but they are less likely to become homeowners than young adults from previous generations.
Latest unemployment figures from the Labor Department show less people are applying with a fourth straight week that applications have been below 300,000.
