Sally Herships

As the e-cigarette market heats up, R.J. Reynolds plans its first TV ad since 1971, when cigarette commercials were banned.

As Microsoft starts the search for a new CEO, yet another report highlights the growing gap between CEO pay and that of the average worker.

Trump University is just one of the many items that the Donald has branded.

Airlines endlessly try to engineer procedures to speed up boarding and reduce costly delays. A scientist thinks he has the solution.

Thanks to cooperation from Bruno Iksil, a.k.a. the London Whale, the Justice Department's charged two people for allegedly hiding the size of JPMorgan's $6 billion trading loss.

Big banks are in the cross hairs of the Justice Department and Securities and Exchange Commission, as authorities push for tougher punishment for misbehavior.

What does Jeff Bezos get out of his purchase of the Washington Post for $250 million? (Besides a struggling media business, of course).

Some savvy Time Warner Cable customers have schemed out ways to watch CBS and Showtime during the cable dispute. What are they?

The handheld, sandwich-like pastry is relaunching with healthier, higher-quality ingredients to appeal to millennials.

Manufacturing activity grew last month to its highest level in two years. But is it producing jobs you can raise a family on?