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Facebook is testing sales of video-on-demand subscriptions for users in the U.S.
BritBox (BBC and ITV’s service for British television series), CollegeHumor’s Dropout, MotorTrend OnDemand and Tastemade Plus are part of the test.
You know your laptop or computer could be hacked but what about the monitor or your office phone. The everyday things in the workplace that are vulnerable to attack. Andrea Day has this special investigative report for us.
After reporting an earnings miss, what’s in store for Disney in the future and how important will its new streaming service be? Our Julia Boorstin sat down with the company’s CEO, Bob Iger, for an exclusive interview.
The White House is planning to take a big step Wednesday toward preventing government agencies from doing business with Huawei, according to a senior administration official.
Though a newly announced bundle for Disney+, ESPN+ and Hulu might seem like a steal from the consumer subscription point of view, Disney CEO Bob Iger said the move will be valuable for the company’s advertising business.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., unveiled a proposal to guarantee universal high-speed internet access on Wednesday as part of a new plan to invest in rural communities.
Apple is rolling out its new credit card in hopes to keep its customers inside the Apple consumer environment. Deirdre Bosa has more for us.
Disney reported below than expected earnings and revenue. Julia Boorstin breaks down how this will impact investors.
As Amazon bolsters its PillPack business to take on the prescription drug market, industry stalwarts CVS and Walgreens are vigorously defending their turf, setting up a protracted battle between the old guard and the new.
Ten U.S. senators are calling on Google to take “immediate action” to convert its growing number of contractors to full-time employees after six months of work.
CVS has a plan to win over millennials and it looks a lot like Amazon Prime: free home delivery of products from shampoo to cold medicine, all for an annual membership fee of $48.
Apple CEO Tim Cook says he’s “heartbroken” about the weekend mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, that killed 29 people in less than 24 hours.
Facebook and Google’s long-held dominance in the digital ad market is showing some more cracks after a strong report from Pinterest Thursday.
The broadcast television network industry is facing another headache…this time with a video streaming start-up. Julia Boorstin explains.
Representatives from Apple, Google, Amazon and Microsoft joined up in Washington D.C. on Tuesday, alongside some of the largest health insurers and hospitals, to announce plans to provide consumers with easier access to their medical information.
