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TiVo and ReplayTV revolutionized the TV-viewing experience, but they were undone by network opposition and the rise of streaming video, as new technologies leave them behind ...

Shoppers are expected to boost holiday spending 4.6% this year, but not from confidence -- they're buying now to beat expected tariff-driven inflation.

About six months ago, Warner Bros. film chiefs Mike De Luca and Pam Abdy were in the hot seat. On Wednesday, the studio announced it would be renewing their contracts.

The park, currently in the midst of its 70th celebration, has increased prices on most single day, single park tickets. It also introduced a new offer for California residents.

Paramount Chief David Ellison has embraced Oct. 7 drama "Red Alert" and challenged those in Hollywood who've called for a boycott of Israel, prompting criticism from a group of employees.

Artificial intelligence is now part of advertisers' arsenal, and some are using it to blur the line between newscast and sales pitch.

Tesla unveiled less expensive versions of its Model 3 and Model Y vehicles on Tuesday after months of anticipation.

"Tonight" host Jimmy Fallon is producing a pilot based on the popular New York Times word game.

Since Trump ended a decades-old tariff policy known as de minimis, American consumers are getting hit with surprise import taxes on foreign goods.

Trump and Pfizer said they reached a landmark deal to cut drug prices. Most Americans won't see a benefit, but Pfizer will.