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The teasing was relentless. Nude images of a 13-year-old girl and her friends, generated by artificial intelligence, were circulating on social media and had become the talk of a Louisiana middle school.

Italy's antitrust authority fined Apple 98.6 million euros ($116 million) on Monday after determining that operating one of its privacy features restricted App Store competition.

Instacart will pay $60 million to settle a Federal Trade Commission lawsuit after being accused of misleading customers with deceptive tactics.

Paramount is sweetening its hostile takeover bid for Warner Bros. Discovery with an "irrevocable personal guarantee" from Larry Ellison, who is putting up billions of dollars to back the deal for his son's company.

From department stores to grocery stores, most retailers across the U.S. close early on Christmas Eve and shut their doors entirely on Christmas Day -- while others opt to cut back hours. But there's also a handful of businesses that will be open ...

Stocks rose in morning trading on Wall Street Monday at the start of what's expected to be a quiet holiday week.

A former Hong Kong reporter at the Wall Street Journal began testifying Monday against the newspaper she accuses of terminating her due to her union activities in a trial - a closely watched case that has raised concerns about press freedom in the ...

Over the course of a steaming-hot Southern lunch, served family-style on a giant lazy Susan, restaurant owner Andre Davis has watched people go from perfect strangers to lifelong friends.

U.S. markets rose modestly before the opening bell Monday, kicking off what's expected to be a quiet holiday week on Wall Street.

China will impose up to 42.7% of provisional tariffs on dairy products including milk and cheese imported from the European Union, its Commerce Ministry said Monday.