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Verizon Communications said its top media executive, Marni Walden, will be switching to an advisory role at the end of the year and leaving the company in early 2018.

AT&T Chief Executive Randall Stephenson said the telecommunications giant isn’t looking to bring a “telephone company culture” to Time Warne and “really screw it up” after it closes its pending $85 billion acquisition of the media company.

Google unveiled the second generation of its line of hardware devices it introduced last year, including its Pixel smartphone and Google Home speaker, touting technology upgrades and sleeker designs.

Expanding product lineup helps the web giant get services into more hands.

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Office Depot’s $1 billion purchase of CompuCon Systems plunges it into new territory, an effort to reposition itself as a tech-support provider that isn’t as dependent on selling printer paper, toner and other office supplies.

Bump stocks, legal gun accessories found in the suspected Las Vegas shooter's hotel room, make semi-automatic weapons simulate machine guns. Shelby Holliday explains how bump stocks work and why they're legal in the U.S. Photo: Allen Breed/AP

The Trump administration has vowed to take a fresh look at a wide range of protectionist powers to help American companies. Whirlpool is testing that resolve, seeking to revive a long-dormant trade weapon to fend off foreign-made washing machines. One question: Will consumers be better off?

Senators questioning Equifax’s former chief attacked the business model of the credit-reporting industry, asking why consumers shouldn’t have power over the data that the companies collect on them.

A subsidiary of Google parent Alphabet is nearing a deal to develop part of Toronto’s waterfront, the first major foray of the search-engine giant into the creation of high-tech urban space.

Taiwanese electronics manufacturer Foxconn Technology Group says it plans to locate a display screen factory in the southeastern Wisconsin village of Mount Pleasant.

The explosive growth of a small company in the competitive space of cybersecurity. And broadly, the threats that linger for small businesses, like data breaches.

Las Vegas gunman thoroughly planned his attack, Yahoo says all three billion accounts hacked in 2013 data theft, and heroes begin to emerge from the Las Vegas attack.

A designer defends his decision to flout conventional resale concerns and install a kitchen unlike any other. Does it work? You decide

After more than three years as the marketing czar of Airbnb, Jonathan Mildenhall is departing the home-rental company where he was known for promoting diversity in advertising and guiding the brand through the controversies that came with its rapid growth.

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A Turkish court convicted and sentenced 40 people to life in prison on charges including trying to assassinate President Recep Tayyip Erdogan during a failed military coup.

A radical new guide to the ever-widening world of cheese takes an accessible approach: Begin with what you love.

To grow their Instagram followings, millennials are painting their apartment walls white.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Wednesday he has not contemplated resigning his job and praised President Donald Trump’s foreign policy, after a report that he called Mr. Trump a ‘moron’ and nearly quit.

Sheikh Fahad M.S. Al Athel is converting the intricately detailed property into a trio of high-end apartments

U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said he has never considered leaving his post and reaffirmed his commitment to the Trump administration in remarks Wednesday morning. He declined to address a news report that he called President Trump a "moron." Photo: EPA

Items such as headphones, bike helmets, scissors and cologne bottles are prohibited by the building’s tight security, so many visitors stash them in a nearby park. ‘I felt like a squirrel hiding my nuts.’

The European Union raised the stakes in its push to collect taxes from U.S. tech giants, pressing its cases against Amazon and Apple.

A Somali refugee facing multiple charges in Canada over Saturday’s attack in Edmonton, Alberta was ordered deported from the U.S. by immigration authorities roughly a year before he was granted asylum in Canada.