Fox Business Network and the Wall Street Journal hosted the fourth Republican presidential debate on Tuesday night with Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush working for the spotlight.
The fourth Republican presidential debate focused on the economy and social services with four candidates who failed to reach the main debate criteria.
President Barack Obama’s November 2014 immigration executive actions are still in limbo following an appellate court’s ruling, and it may cost billions of dollars in potential revenue.
2016 Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump called for a boycott on Starbucks in light of the coffee company's decision to remove Christmas symbols from its holiday-themed cups, which some Christians find offensive.
Target will give away gift cards with most purchases. Target on Monday released its full Black Friday ad. According to the 40-page guide, customers shopping on Thanksgiving evening and Black Friday will find that many of the items they purchase will also come with a Target gift card.
Cable and Internet giant Comcast has rolled out a new test pricing plan for their capped data usage in several Southeastern U.S. markets and customers are about to get charged more for their usage. See the details here.
As one of America's anticipated holidays is fast approaching, several giant retail stores have recently announced their holiday sales starting on Thanksgiving, a day early for the Black Friday commemoration and it has brought conflicting opinions as to the essence of the holiday and the chance to increase sales with the thousands of consumers ready to shop.
Apple has finally announced the release date for the new and very much anticipated 12.9-inch iPad Pro, which it debuted during the iPhone 6s event this past September. The iPad Pro will be available for online orders starting Wednesday, Nov. 11, with the huge new iPad arriving in stores later in the week.
This week in social media, Facebook dominated the headlines and Wall Street, as it showed how much it dominates the social media world. Meanwhile an ex-Twitter engineer exposed the company's clunky attempts at diversity and Pinterest officially introduced a new feature that blends perfectly with the reasons people use its network.
Facebook reported excellent third quarter numbers Facebook has come a long way since going public in 2012. Back then, analysts and investors doubted that the company would be able to cash in on web advertising.
After months of historic records of employment data in the United States, the labor market noted a bit of bad news on Thursday as new applications for unemployment benefits last week recorded their largest increase in eight months, according to government statistics.
Nutritionally-poor and unhealthy snacks have become increasingly present in television advertisements within the past five years, despite promises to regulate youth exposure to sugary, high-calorie food. A new report on marketing and snack food nutrition has found that Hispanic and black youth are disproportionate viewers of ads promoting unhealthy savory and sweet snacks.
