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Bankrupt genetic-testing firm 23andMe agreed to sell its data bank, which once contained DNA samples from about 15 million people, to the drug developer Regeneron Pharmaceuticals for $256 million.

A decade ago, the posh resort communities of the Coachella Valley produced 38 units of affordable housing a year. Today, thousands of affordable units are planned or under construction in all nine desert cities. So what's going right?

Startups are marketing AI products with lifelike voices to schedule or cancel medical visits and refill prescriptions.

The theme park rivalry between media giants Universal and Disney is heating up again with the opening of the new Epic Universe park in Orlando.

The person who makes healthcare decisions for you may need another set of skills than an executor.

Edison executives are expected to receive lower compensation when the utility's wires spark fires. The company failed in key safety metrics, but executives still got higher bonuses.

Business leaders questioned the timing of the vote -- and whether it helped the hotel union convince its members to hike their dues.

Epic Games said 'Fortnite' will be offline on Apple devices because the iPhone maker blocked its app update. The move comes just weeks after Epic Games cheered a judge's ruling that limited the commissions that Apple makes through apps.

The deal brings together two of the biggest cable companies in the country at a time when pay-TV firms are losing subscribers.

Last year, GM shipped 418,782 autos from South Korea to American consumers. Will Trump's tariffs force local factories to close?