Nike's new Air Yeezy 2 sneakers, which were personally designed by rapper Kanye West, fetched over $80,000 on eBay just days before hitting retail stores in the U.S.

Netflix users living in parts of Latin America and Mexico will now be able to enjoy Ultimate Fighting Championship content.

Google has acquired the rights to the office productivity leader known as Quickoffice.

Christine Burger, founder of Noodle & Boo body products for babies, never expected to be doing what she is now. Burger spoke with The Christian Post about her life purpose to help children and the faith it took to venture into an unknown business.

J.C. Penney has released a Father's Day advertisement that features a same-sex couple consisting of two fathers playing with two children, which has outraged the American Family Association's One Million Moms who feel the company is "promoting sin."

Ford is looking to usher in a massive fuel saving campaign by becoming one of the first car manufacturers to nix the CD player that has been a staple in automobiles since the 1990s.

Nissan is planning to launch a brand new van that is powered by electricity that New York City could possibly adopt as the "Taxi of Tomorrow."

Larry Page, the CEO of Google, took to the company's official blog earlier today to confirm the official acquisition of hardware giant Motorola Mobility.

A year after chain-store Sears agreed to stop selling X-rated products on its website, the company has apparently once again started offering pornographic material despite the protests of pro-family organizations.

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