Oprah Winfrey's OWN network could be axed within the next 12 months following reports that network losses are approaching $330 million.

Urban Outfitters has pulled a new T-shirt from its shelves after consumers noticed its relation to the Holocaust. The shirt's designer denies that there is any resemblance between the two, but critics and religious groups say otherwise.

Anti-pornography group Morality in Media has called for a national boycott of the deal-of-the-day-website Groupon for offering discounts on tours of California-based torture porn studio, Kink, for the second time this year.

The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America has forged a partnership with a major family genealogy website in which the denomination will have hundreds of reels of microfilm containing church records between 1793 to 1940 digitized.

One Million Moms' newest campaign is highlighting Urban Outfitters, whose April catalog features two presumably lesbian women awkwardly kissing.

After a year of intense mentorship by successful businessmen, three Christian social entrepreneurs were chosen as finalists out of a group of 12 on Monday for their creative and effective strategies on how to solve some of society's biggest problems in the spirit of advancing the common good.

Facebook reportedly bought Instagram, the picture and messaging social service, for $1 billion in cash and stock, according to reports.

The Vermont-based ice cream company Ben & Jerry's have kicked off their Free Cone Day Tuesday, April 3.

Nike is expected to unveil its jersey designs for the 32 National Football League teams today at an event in New York.

Groupon has settled an $8.5 million lawsuit after charges were brought alleging that expiration dates on its coupons are illegal.