Detroit became the largest U.S. city to seek protection from its creditors

Shows like CBS’s <em>NCIS</em> don’t receive the critical acclaim of <em>Mad Men</em>, but they more than make up for that with advertising revenue

Netflix is nominated for 14 Emmy awards, but it's the oldies, such as 'Star Trek,' that are most popular

Amid multiple high-profile lawsuits, the NCAA, on July 17, ended its long-running licensing partnership with video game maker Electronic Arts

The German automaker plans to bring the Phaeton, a $70,000 sedan that previously sold poorly in the U.S., back to American shores

The fried chicken chain will soon open a “fast casual test store” in Louisville

Its profit margins are why the Paris retailer has a higher stock valuation than Burberry or LVMH

The bill raises interest rates slightly but keeps a cap firm

House Republicans and Democrats seem to have awakened to the crisis at the U.S. Postal Service

Moscot, with immigrant roots on Manhattan's Lower East Side, sees a promising market among Koreans

The former venture capitalist just announced plans to leave the SBA for Harvard at the end of August

Startups in the U.S. raised less money last quarter than in any quarter since the start of 2010

Her views on childhood vaccines may be odd, but people like her spontaneous sex talk

Can Tesla Motors chief Elon Musk, Silicon Valley's favorite carmaker, win over the rest of the world?

The "currency" isn't tethered to a central bank and can be traded at low or zero cost, but don't try to buy anything with it