Like Twitter popularized the tweet, Foursquare pushing the notion of "checking in," or broadcasting your location to a group of friends, The New York Times...

As the leaders of France and Britain said they were close to forging an agreement on regulating hedge funds, the European Central Bank president, Jean-Claude...

A UHF station in Western Michigan - WMKG-LP, Channel 38 - that shows a mix of live talk shows and family and outdoor sports programming,...

Lehman Brothers may have collapsed a year and a half ago, but fallout from its demise has created a potential legal liability for its former...

The report by Mr. Valukas nonetheless raises fresh questions about the role of the New York Fed in supporting Lehman during the frantic months leading up...

In "The Big Short: Inside the Doomsday Machine," Michael Lewis does a nimble job of using the stories of handful of investors, who were aghast...

Major news portals — like Yahoo News, Google News, AOL, and Topix — are the most commonly used online news sources, beating out the web...

It’s hard to think of another book of late about libraries, the importance of librarians, and related topics that have received as much attention as...

Another member of the family that controls New York Times has been brought in to help run the business, this time on the digital side...

A new report on the Lehman collapse would leave anyone dumbstruck by the firm's audacity - and reminded of the crying need for adult supervision...

Today's New York Times has a long, juicy look at what's been going on behind the scenes with the ever-escalating conflict between Google and Apple.

I wrote about it  here. Sometimes, a rainy night is the best time to go view art.

The New York Times walks through the timeline of the current Google and Apple rivalry and reveals that the competition has become quite personal.

If you want to be big in advertising, it helps to be close to New York City's Madison Avenue where a lot of big deals...

• It's been a tough couple of years for MySpace, hit by job losses, falling user numbers and changes at the top.