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NHTSA is considering punishments against Fiat Chrysler that could include fines or forcing the automaker to buy back defective vehicles. Criminal charges could also be sought.

Concern is data could be used to target workers with sensitive information who could be subjects of traditional blackmail tools.

Axa will scrap holdings in coal companies because of concerns about climate change, broadening support for the fossil-fuel divestment movement to a major mainstream investor.

The Defense Department is seeking a new collaboration with Silicon Valley to gain access to the latest technology and talent as the U.S. seeks to prevent catastrophic cyber-attacks.

MasterCard and Target are in talks about a settlement in which the retailer would pay banks about $20 million for costs they incurred in its 2013 data breach.

From food to technology to, yes, insurance, these entrepreneurs took opportunity by the horns and made billions off of it.

The death of Tootsie Roll Industries Inc.s 95-year-old CEO makes Harold Riley and Warren Buffett the second and third-oldest American CEOs.

In light of the high-profile Sony Pictures and JPMorgan data breaches, the White House is making a renewed push for stalled cyber legislation