Daniel B. Kline

Consumption of espresso-based drinks is way up and you can blame/credit the Seattle-based cafe chain for that. And millennials love espresso.

A new survey shows that uncertainty and the prevalence of political ads are cutting into spending.

Both companies are attractive, but one has a longer track record of success.

One boasts tens of millions of phone, Internet, and pay-TV subscribers; the other, a portfolio of leading entertainment properties spanning film, television, video games, and digital mediums. We look at the potential behind this massive acquisition, the steep regulatory hurdles, and major points of consideration for shareholders of each company.

The numbers are very clear, but it depends upon how many lines you need.

The spooky holiday may help the restaurant industry drive some traffic.

It's easy to spend too much -- and your lender may be willing to let you make that mistake.

The cable, broadband and landline phone company needs to show it has fully integrated its purchase of Verizon assets, and that it's winning new customers at the retail level.

A new report shows that customers of one may also be customers of the other.

The latest mashup between fast food and a popular product not usually found in entrees could be a big hit.

Restaurant Brands International has big plans for its Tim Hortons coffee chain.

A new survey shows that 50% of American consumers plan to do at least some of their shopping online this holiday season.

With the recently announced $4.5 billion deal between Cabela's and Bass Pro, the combined entity will employ 40,000 employees in 180 stores and feature millions of square footage of hunting, fishing, and camping equipment. We also take a look at Costco following its break-up with American Express.

The company is offering a free, new version of its OS built around 3D, gaming, and sharing information with friends and family. Microsoft shows off improved Surface Book, new Surface Studio (desktop) and Surface Dial (controller).

The company continues to struggle, but its co-CEO believes menu innovation and technology improvements will help to complete a comeback.

The company’s one-touch Internet of Things ordering gadgets have been a surprise hit.

The Yum! Brands company faces a lawsuit that says it misrepresents its $20 Fill Up meal in ads.

AT&T plans to buy Time Warner and history shows that deals this big do not always turn out well.

The company has righted its ship and its CEO has a vision for where it needs to go.

More than 700,000 retail job gains are expected this holiday season, and some of those will turn into full-time employees.