Sonys computer network was hacked in what may be a blackmail attempt.

Travel conditions will deteriorate north and west of Interstate 95 from Virginia to New England as snow from a powerful storm moves up the U.S. East Coast tomorrow on the eve of the Thanksgiving Day holiday.

Amid the worst safety-defect crisis in its history, General Motors Co. executives and staff have taken to social media to find customer complaints and identify quality issues long before they become a crisis.

The economy in the U.S. expanded more than previously forecast in the third quarter, reflecting bigger gains in consumer spending and business investment and capping the strongest six months of growth in a decade.

Still want to smoke? One solution is an electronic cigarette, but it may not be as safe as you think.

The risk of flooding in Buffalo and western New York is dissipating as state officials look to Washington for help recovering from last weeks storm, which dropped as much as seven feet of snow on the area.

Wright National Flood Insurance and U.S. Forensic, an engineering firm, were sued by New York homeowners who claim the companies conspired to manipulate reports and avoid paying for damages from Hurricane Sandy in 2012.

SMA report gives three calls to action to help insurers get started on innovation journeys.