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Stocks struggled all year as inflation put increasing pressure on consumers and raised concerns about economies slipping into recession. read more >

It's a small pleasure that still-dedicated DVD subscribers enjoy — but it's not clear for how much longer. read more >

Some experts believe companies are holding off weighing in because they want to wait to see the court's final ruling. read more >

Many of the companies are still making billions, but expectations for their continued growth look more shaky. read more >

Streaming services like Netflix or Hulu account for 19% of television viewing in the United States now for people who have that capacity, virtually double what it was less than two years ago. read more >

Everyone has been in a situation in which we felt we had no options, and that is never a good feeling. But being overwhelmed or paralyzed by too many choices is even more familiar and almost as miserable. read more >

Although the percentage of women in the U.S. workforce now stands at 46.8%, it remains much lower than that in the technology sector. read more >

As Walmart, AT&T and Disney join stalwarts such as Netflix in streaming video and creating original shows, a reality sets in: Not all will survive. read more >

Walmart Inc. of Bentonville is moving ahead with efforts to strengthen its Vudu video-on-demand service, inking a content deal with Metro Goldwyn Mayer studios. read more >

AT&T's victory over the government's attempt to block its $85 billion takeover of Time Warner highlights how corporate America wants to adapt to deal with its new environment. In short: Bigger is better. read more >

The business of buying and selling personal data, always a little creepy, is overdue for a good, hard look. read more >

Bite Squad, the restaurant meal delivery service based in Minneapolis, is launching its subscription service, called Unlimited, which gives subscribers unlimited meal deliveries for only one monthly payment. read more >

Traditional platforms for entertainment and advertising have been turned upside down by the digital revolution. read more >