An understated fruit, always present when most wanted, will be in short supply in the foreseeable future. The dwindling number of limes available has led to companies changing menus and recipes shining light on the drug war in Mexico. How companies will cope remains up in the air.
The next-gen console war between Microsoft's Xbox One and Sony's PlayStation 4 has leaned entirely in favor of Sony as the company has sold more units than its rival, and more reviews favored its graphics.
Thousands of records stores across the U.S. opened its doors to long lines in what is called Record Store Day, an annual event that has occurred every third Saturday of April since 2007.
The Federal Communications Commission just divulged some of their plans to free up wireless spectrum in the U.S. If successful, the FCC's plan will allow for more open airwaves that could lead to better WiFi, Bluetooth, and wireless broadband innovation, but setting it up is not an easy task.
The arts and crafts retailer reports a breach that affected almost 3 million customers. Attacks on retailers continue. Michaels is the latest victim in a string of cyber attacks that began with Target's highly reported data breach at the beginning of the year.
President Barack Obama and his administration have decided to postpone the decision on the construction of the controversial Keystone XL pipeline until after the congressional midterm elections in November.
The United States' largest organization of privately owned businesses released its "Top 500 Hispanic Owned Businesses in the United States" for 2014. The listing compiled by DiversityBusiness includes businesses with a revenue size from $20 million to more than $1 billion. According to DiversityBusiness.com, the companies listed on the Div500 should "challenge the long-held notion" that Hispanic businesses are "small or insignificant."
One of the largest telecommunications companies in the world, with a strong presence in Latin America and Spain, created a new mobile advertising exchange platform where advertisers and publishers can buy and sell ad space.
Mathias Döpfner, CEO of Axel Springer, a huge European multimedia company based in Germany, made a big splash this week when he wrote an open letter in a German newspaper saying that he and other European executives "are afraid of Google."
This year's sign up is only for 2-day tickets Registrations are now being accepted for the Google I/O 2014 that will be held on June 25-26, 2014 at Moscone West Convention Center in San Francisco.
Super-popular sedan tries to keep up with competitors. The Toyota Camry has been long regarded as a reliable mid-sized family sedan without too many frills or extras, but the 2015 version will see many changes.
Last minute sign-ups push the number to 8 million. President Obama announced Thursday that 8 million people have successfully signed up for healthcare through the Affordable Care Act's online marketplace.
A $525 federal fine was issued to a North Charleston man on Wednesday after he refilled his 89-cent drink at the VA hospital without paying for it, however a spokesperson for the facility said Thursday that it chose to give the man a warning instead of the citation.
After months of legal battles between the city of Irwindale, Calif. and Huy Fong Foods regarding the company's Sriracha plant emitting irritating odors, the hot sauce's creator, David Tran, is considering moving locations, despite air quality officials' proposal of implementing smell-mitigation technology.
