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Franklin Graham has criticized Target for its decision to back away from gender-specific signage and encouraged Christians to let the retail giant know they are "perfectly willing to shop where the genders God created are appreciated."

Bankers in modern times have taken a beating in terms of reputation thanks to continuing economic uncertainty around the world. However, one German banker named Jakob Fugger of Augsburg wielded significant influence in the 1500s that led to the fundamental transformation of Christianity.

Many Americans are in the midst of making the best of the summer season, but for parents across the country, the sound of bells ringing from schools is approaching soon. Retailers have placed various deals in anticipation of the upcoming school year.

Whoever said style-savvy corporate workers wouldn't want to wear sweatpants to work? Better yet, who ever thought they could?

Seattle Mayor Ed Murray has come up with a proposal to allow Muslims to obtain home loans that are compliant with Sharia law. He made the suggestion as part of recommendations on increasing housing in the city.

Yahoo! Inc. has proposed to spin off its stake in Alibaba and rename it Aabaco Holdings. However, the Internet company hopes that regulators in the United States would approve a tax deal first before conducting this business operation.

Many Christian colleges and businesses across the United States adhere to the Bible-based belief that traditional marriage is between one man and one woman. However, the Supreme Court’s ruling in favor of same-sex marriage could impact such policies based on those beliefs.

An estimated three million Facebook users changed their profile pictures to a red equals sign or rainbow - the logo used by the Human Rights Campaign-in celebration of the controversial decision by the U.S. Supreme Court to allow gay marriages across the country on Friday.

June 30 will be one second longer than usual thanks to the leap second. Although it may seem like a tiny, insignificant change, it could potentially wreak havoc on some computer systems not ready to handle this adjustment.

The sixth generation of Camaros will begin with the 2016 version, and we are only getting glimpses of them before any grand and formal announcement has been made, and for those who are real fans, there could be both Transformers and Superman editions. This is what is currently known about the 2016 Chevy Camaro Z28 Review, release date, specs, price and news update.

As part of the 2015 Silicon Valley Prayer Breakfast, Tom Tognoli, Founder and CEO of Intero Real Estate Services, shared his story of redemption and healing, reminding attendees of the the importance of keeping God at the center of every endeavor.

An attorney representing Arizona resident Keith Connolly claims that Internet giant GoDaddy rejected his job application on the grounds that he was an “obese Christian.” The company denies the allegations.

California-based burger chain In-N-Out is best known for its tasty burgers, fries and shakes, all of which have gathered a cult following among fans. The billionaire owner of the burger dynasty, 33-year-old Lynsi Snyder, also happens to be a practicing, Bible-believing Christian.

The future of Family Christian Stores and its workforce currently hangs in the balance in U.S. Bankruptcy Court. However, company president and CEO Chuck Bengochea stated that in addition to the lawyers arguing on behalf of the company, he is placing his faith in God as part of the decision.

Employers should allow their transgender employees access to bathrooms that match the gender with which they identify, a controversial new guidance issued Monday by the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration asserts.

Family Christian Stores, the country's largest chain of Christian book and gift stores, will likely continue to operate if a bid at a private auction by a subsidiary group for the company's assets is approved in bankruptcy court in June.

Singapore Airlines has launched an investigation after one of its widebody jets temporarily lost power to both its engines on a flight from Singapore to Shanghai, reportedly descending 13,000 feet before regaining altitude.

Memorial Day is a U.S. holiday set aside to remember the brave people who died in military service to the country. The weekend surrounding that holiday is also considered the unofficial start of summer, complete with heavy traffic everywhere and deals at the shops.

A British toy-making company Makies has started producing dolls that have walking aids, hearing aids and birthmarks, promoting the idea that it's important for children to see their disabilities reflected as normal and beautiful.

Though Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End release date is set for spring 2016, gamers may expect to see some gameplay demos in the months to follow. This is due to recent developments at Naughty Dog, the studio behind the Uncharted franchise.

A pizza business in Indiana has reopened on Thursday for customers after facing backlash surrounding comments made by the owner in regards to same-sex marriages and religious freedom laws. Now the owner plans to help give back to others with the donations provided by supporters.

The case that Ellen Pao against Kleiner Perkins for gender discrimination was officially lost on March 27th with a verdict in favor of the Silicon Valley company. However, the case was an extremely high profile, and it has led to the public wondering if Pao plans to appeal the case, or what is Pao's next move.

The upcoming May 2 fight between Filipino boxing champ Manny Pacquiao and American Floyd Mayweather has broken records thanks to the unprecedented amount of media hype surrounding the event. A price has been set for those planning to watch the fight on pay-per-view.

LifeWay Christian Resources has decided to pull all "experimental testimonies about heaven" from its shelves after the controversial story about Alex Malarkey visiting heaven in the afterlife was revealed as a lie earlier this year.

In a move perhaps designed to blunt the impact of the much-hyped Apple Watch, Silicon Valley tech giants Google and Intel have announced Thursday that they would team up with Swiss watchmaker TAG Heuer to create a new luxury Android smartwatch. The announcement was made at Baselworld in Switzerland.