A competitor to social media platform X is experiencing some growing pains as it handles an influx of new - liberal - users.

Jaguar didn't learn from the mistakes of other companies: They released a terribly woke and confusing ad that has nothing to do with cars.

"The measure—which was co-sponsored by... soon-to-be Vice President J.D. Vance—would curb Visa’s unchecked power..."

There could be a digital media land grab of sorts thanks to President-elect Donald Trump's deregulation plans.

Customers' indignant reactions to Goldberg's slander against a small business reflected ordinary Americans' disgust with privileged elites.

Some advertisers are coming back to X, a trend many expect to grow stronger after President-elect Donald Trump's victory.

Ford Motor Co. will pay the second highest NHTSA fine to the U.S. government for issues regarding vehicle recalls.

Two people have been killed following a massive explosion at a factory in a Louisville, Kentucky, neighborhood.

A huge shakeup at Boeing may signal changing tides for the aerospace giant after years of deadly issues with its aircraft.

Given Mattel's recent history, how can anyone blame people for being upset over this rather massive blunder?