Dow Hits 20,000 — Should We Care?

The stock index hit the landmark number for the first time since its creation in 1896, but many financial insiders are unimpressed.

5 Ways Patch Can Boost Your Business

Find out how Patch can take your business to the next level.

Sierra Nevada Beer Recall Affects Select Bottles With 'Packaging Flaw'

Sierra Nevada recall affects 36 states in Midwest, South and East Coast.

Samsung Note 7 Fires Expected To Be Blamed On Irregular Battery Size: Report

The announcement will be made Sunday night in South Korea, which is Monday in the U.S., according to news reports.

Can We Trust Self-Driving Cars?

Self-driving cars have the potential to reshape our transportation infrastructure — but only if we can learn to trust them.

Macy's Closing 68 Stores Across The Country: Full List

See all of the stores that Macy's announced it will be closing so it can invest in e-commerce and a better in-store experience.

Update: Megyn Kelly's Big Move From FOX (VIDEO)

Reports confirm that Kelly will be moving on.

Charter Spectrum Customers May See Blackout of NBCU-Owned Channels Jan. 1

Negotiations have reportedly come to an impasse between Charter and NBCUniversal.

Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse Reach Settlements with DOJ Over Sale of Toxic Mortgage Securities

The payouts settle claims that the sale of such securities led to the 2008 financial crisis.

5 Resolutions for Financial Health in 2017: Patch Money

Set your family up for financial success with these simple resolutions.

Japanese Injection Molding Machine Plant To Open San Antonio Facility

The planned 115,000-square-foot factory will mark entry into U.S. market for Nissei Plastic Industrial Co.

Yahoo Announces Hack Of 1 Billion Accounts: Time To Change Your Password

The hacking was "likely distinct" from the hack disclosed in September, which affected some 500 million users.

Fed Announces Rate Hike for First Time in a Year: 5 Things You Should Know

The federal funds rate will rise a quarter of a percent, only the second increase in a decade.

Yankee Candle Recalls 6 Candles in Luminous Collection

The candles were recalled because the glass jar may crack when lit.

Father Of Late Tejano Superstar Selena Blocks Television Series About Her

Abraham Quintanilla, Jr., claims Selena's widower's plans to adapt book about his romance with Selena violates terms of prior agreement.

Meet the Band of Book Lovers Who Saved and Relaunched the Book-of-the-Month Club

The iconic, 90 year-old club was nearly dead when a group of book lovers stepped in to give it new life. Here's how they did it. [SPONSORED]

Texas-Based Schlitterbahn Water Park Company To Destroy Kansas Ride Where Boy Was Killed

Caleb Thomas Schwab, 10, was killed while riding 168-foot, 17-story-high water attraction this past summer.

Toyota Recalls Siennas Because Sliding Door May Open

Approximately 744,000 Siennas are subject to the recall in the U.S.

JPMorgan Fined $264 Million for Hiring Friends, Relatives of Potential Clients in China to Win Business

The bank created a special client referral program to hire relatives and friends of potential clients.

Twitter Adds New Features Aimed at Reducing Harassment

The company announced new features as it comes under heavy criticism for its handling of cyberbullying.

Chili's Restaurant Apologizes After Army Veteran Denied Meal When Military Service Questioned (Video)

Ernest Walker, 47, of Cedar Hill, said an elderly vet reported him after disbelieving his claims of having served in the military.

Free Stuff You Can Get For Voting On Election Day 2016

From a free Krispy Kreme doughnut to 7-Eleven coffee, check out these Election Day deals.

5 Ways Patch Can Boost Your Business Today

Looking to finish the year strong? Find out how Patch can take your business to the next level.

New Detailed Analysis Shows Trump Not Very Charitable

Dissection by The Washington Post - conducted over months - shows the candidate often failed to deliver on promised donations.

Twitter Is Killing Vine

Vine announced the move in a blog post Thursday.

Internet of Things: What They Are and How They Can be Hacked

A widespread DDoS attack that took down major websites on Friday was at least partly attributed to these devices.

Boost Business This Holiday Season with the Patch 'Town Takeover' Package

This time of year, supporting local businesses is a Patch priority. Gear up for success with prime ad placement, sponsored content and more.

World's First Self-Driving Truck Delivery Ships 50,000 Cans of Beer Across Colorado

It's believed to be the first commercial delivery by a self-driving truck.

What Does AT&T-Time Warner Bargain Mean For My Wireless Bill? Plus 4 Other Questions About The Major Deal

How will this affect my cable bill? What all does Time Warner own? And more burning questions about the planned blockbuster acquisition.

AT&T Announces Deal to Acquire Time Warner for $85.4 Billion

The merger of the two giants would combine a company that creates content with one that distributes it.

DVRs Infected With Malware Part of Devices That Caused Friday's Internet Outage

Malware that targets devices known as the "Internet of Things" is said to be responsible for Friday's DDoS attacks on DNS provider Dyn.

MetLife Parts Ways With Snoopy and the Peanuts Gang

After more than 30 years, Snoopy will no longer represent the brand.

Twitter, Spotify Among Sites Affected by DDoS Attack on DNS (UPDATES)

Service provider Dyn said its DNS service was subject to a series of attacks on Friday.

Mars Unveils New Caramel-Flavored M&M's

The new candies will become a permanent part of the M&M's brand.

Target Pulls 'Creepy Clown' Masks From Shelves And Online Amid Nationwide Threats, Scares

"Creepy clowns" have unnerved people across the country, and threats made on social media have cancelled schools and frightened kids.

Samsung Galaxy Note7 Banned from All US Airlines

The Samsung Galaxy Note7 phones have caught fire, causing injuries and property damage; now they are banned from all U.S. aircraft.

United Flights Delayed Worldwide by System Problem

The airline said the issue was resolved this morning and any delayed flights were resuming service.

Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf to Retire Amid Heavy Criticism

The bank faced fines and heavy scrutiny after its shady business practices came to light.

Comcast Hit With $2.3 Million Fine to End FCC Investigation Over Mischarging Customers

The fine is the largest ever civil penalty levied on a cable provider.

How to Replace Your Samsung Galaxy Note7

Major carriers and retailers are offering customers the option to exchange or get a refund for the recalled or replacement Note7.