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This image from 1945 shows Manhattan Project physicist Harold Agnew smiling and holding the plutonium core of one of the world's most devastating weapons. Weighing 14 pounds and responsible for approximately 80,000 d...

Hitching a ride on Volvo Ocean Race boats is a thrill.

GUEST: The Apple Watch may very well transform the wearable market. But apps that live on the Watch need to get over a huge hurdle -- turning downloads into users.

"Full employment" sounds like a bit of a pipe dream. But the UK may in fact be approaching it -- in fact it may already be there. The economic concept of full unemployment basically means a level where almost everyone wh...

The new chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment's movie group faces immediate challenges as the studio recovers from a hacking attack and works to establish a stable of brands.

Nine people were killed on Sunday during a shooting involving three rival biker gangs at a Twin Peaks restaurant in Waco, Texas. Several more were injured. Waco police Sgt. W. Patrick Swanton told KWTX-TV, and later conf...

With advancements in technology and budget cuts, forensic photography is quickly becoming a dying craft. "The Forensic Photographer" follows 20-year photography veteran Nick Marsh who gives insight into his craft. Video ...

The high-tech door handles wouldn't work, part of a continuing problem          

A German design company thinks the best way to cut the time it takes to load passengers on an airplane is to reshape the cabin to resemble a cigar.

The Small & Medium Business (SMB) Cloud Services market is projected to grow from $25.2B in 2015 to $34.9B in 2018, attaining an 11.4% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in three years.

But the logic is flawed. It is not stability that brings success but rather success that brings stability.

Next Round: Lower-alcohol beers in session for IPA lovers          

PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Amtrak trains began rolling between New York and Philadelphia early Monday, the first time in almost a week following a deadly crash in Philadelphia, and officials vowed to have safer trains and trac...

Housing, inflation, Federal Reserve reports due out this week.          

With most of the season's earnings out of the way and a light week of economic data before Memorial Day weekend, investors will be comparing recent lackluster retail sales figures against results from the some of the big...

Before you decide how to Curate You Life,  you need to have some solid data. How many hours a day do you spend walking? Sleeping? Meditating,  Lower your heart rate?  Until rather, measuring that kind of activity sim...

Strong earnings help lift the cloud over makers of semiconductor manufacturing equipment like Applied Materials.

There are so many things going on here: one is the deep, unresolved specter of the Iraq War looming over the Republican party, notwithstanding what seemed like a rapid fire consensus last week that it was a bad idea; ano...

As debate over the Pacific trade deal intensifies, U.S. lawmakers find themselves entangled in a complicated currency-valuation calculus that even the IMF and WTO haven't been able to pin down.

Coffee investors are betting that Brazil, the world's biggest producer, will have fewer beans to sell this year.

Investment banks from Morgan Stanley to Citic Securities are staffing up in Shanghai and Hong Kong, betting that billions of dollars will descend on China's capital markets.

Brian and Stephanie finally worked things out and Stephanie's due back at work on Monday. But now there are other changes afoot!