Topic: Television

Rupert Murdoch may still be struggling with News Corp.’s newspaper division as the hacking scandal racks up quite a bill, but his movie and TV studio and cable divisions are making gains. The media giant reported better than expected quarterly results Wednesday and announced that it’s taking a $87 million charge “related to the costs of the ongoing investigations initiated upon the closure of "The News of the World."   Read More

This just in – money isn’t always No. 1! After the recession, a whopping number of Baby Boomers say money isn’t the most important thing they hope to leave to their kids. What could be more important than money?!   Read More

The fast food chain Jack in the Box, is hoping Americans will slurp up their newest offering a bacon-flavored milkshake.   Read More

I sat down with Disney CEO Bob Iger immediately following the company’s earnings beat—the company reported 80 cents of earnings per share, compared to the 72 cents Wall Street projected.    Read More

Coinstar's earnings blew past Wall Street's expectations on Monday, sending the stock soaring in trading after the closing bell.   Read More

Super Bowl ads may be entertaining—but do they work?   Read More

Have trouble sleeping? Maybe it's your iPad. Here's how to unplug, unwind and finally getting some zzzzz's.   Read More

While the Patriots and the Giants battle it out, the two screens that battle for consumers attention—your smartphone and TV—are teaming up.    Read More

We've all had those days: A failure to launch. Hit a wall. Interruption overload. Jam in the gears. Well, don't give up just yet! Here are some tips for how to save an unproductive work day.   Read More

Knowing that the fortunes of an actor are anything but reliable, Bryan Batt, who played Sal Romano on 'Mad Men,' had already established a rewarding side career. In 2003 he opened Hazelnut, a home accessories and gift store, in New Orleans.   Read More