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The struggling chain also saw its sales nosedive in the fourth quarter.

Ford's SmartDeviceLink allows drivers to access smartphone apps via the dashboard touch screen or even voice control.

The products at Consumer Electronics Show are supposed to be the next big thing, but sometimes they disappear.

Four new elements have been added to the periodic table.

The move is aimed in part at millennial diners.

The employee claims her assistant and co-workers frequently mocked how she pronounced words like 'lunch,' 'buyer,' 'arrow' and, especially, 'bra.'

One HBO show has won the crown for four years running now.

New York City's Department of Consumer Affairs looked at almost 800 products from more than 90 brands.

Customers can stream Disney's television shows, movies and other media via a Mickey Mouse-shaped device.

The electronics and technology show has banned the wildly popular device, and Twitter is not pleased.

Chipotle closed the location in question yesterday, and the students have been tested for E. Coli and the norovirus.

The deal is the biggest in Nike's history, reports CNBC.

This is the latest in a string of coffee deals by investment group JAB as it seeks to become a formidable competitor to Nestle.

After more than 60 years of publishing nude photos of women, the magazine is changing tactics.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported last month that 45 Chipotle customers had been infected with the food illness.

Shipping costs aren't the only thing weighing retailers' digital profits.

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A look at some of the commonly believed myths about compensation.

The hacker community that attacked PayPal and Mastercard is responding to the attacks in Paris.

Why the search giant is getting more serious about home services.

The West Coast fast-food chain says it repeatedly asked DoorDash to cease selling its dishes.

The CEO of Nasdaq reveals where he thinks many private tech firms go wrong.

Alibaba was the first company to capitalize on the holiday in 2009, and it's now the biggest 24-hour shopping event.

Hotel chains are beefing up their amenities and shrinking their room size.

Drones are so 2015.

There's no such thing as bad press, or a bad Facebook reaction.

The change will affect the chain's 23,000 employees.

It's not the company's first store in the U.S., but it's the largest.

The European Court of Justice ruled the virtual currency can be treated in the same way as traditional money.

In honor of Back to the Future, the company is allowing people to travel in 'McFly Mode.'