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He was the creative force behind movie hits like "Toy Story," "Frozen," and "Finding Nemo," that won Academy Awards and reaped billions of dollars at the box office.

“I recognize that change is difficult, and that eliminating layers within our organization means some employees will ultimately exit our system,” the company’s U.S. president, Chris Kempczinski, said in a memo.

As Fox prepares to weigh a rival offer for the assets, antitrust considerations acquire special significance.

The financial services arm of Samsung, South Korea’s largest conglomerate, Samsung Securities announced Thursday it was setting up a research team to study investment prospects in North Korea.

A seven-year ban was imposed on the company in April for breaking a 2017 agreement reached after it was caught illegally shipping goods to Iran and North Korea.

The European Union expects to hit U.S. imports with additional duties from July, ratcheting up a transatlantic trade conflict after Washington imposed its own tariffs on incoming EU steel and aluminum.

The International House of Pancakes name may soon change. But why?

The U.S. trade deficit fell to a seven-month low in April as exports rose to a record high, lifted by an increase in shipments of industrial materials and soybeans.

The Financial Times reports that Alexander Nix banked the money for "unbooked services" after it was revealed in March that the data consulting firm had harvested 87 million Facebook accounts to target voters during Trump's successful presidential bid.

ZTE Corp has signed an agreement in principle that would lift a Commerce Department ban on buying from U.S. suppliers, allowing the Chinese telecommunications equipment maker to get back into business, according to sources familiar with the matter.

Tesla chairman, CEO and co-founder Elon Musk said at the annual shareholders’ meeting Tuesday he expected the company to make a profit in the July-September quarter, a rarity in its 15-year history.

In retaliation to steel and aluminum tariffs imposed by the United States, Mexico announced a list Tuesday of goods, including U.S. steel, pork and other products, it would levy additional taxes on.

Apple CEO Tim Cook struck an optimistic tone about U.S.-China trade talks, saying he does not think there will be an iPhone price increase.

Multiple United States senators wrote to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg over the site's alleged oversharing of user data with hardware companies.

The secret to unlocking a further $6 trillion of gains in global stocks and adding another 10 years to this bull run? Forget tax cuts and share buybacks, women are key, according to research by S&P Global.

President Donald Trump may seek separate talks with Canada and Mexico in a bid to get individual trade deals with the two countries, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said on Tuesday.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) on Friday said federal prosecutors would charge Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd (ANZ), Deutsche and Citigroup for alleged cartel behavior.

The announcement fueled speculation that Schultz, 64, a liberal-leaning executive known for being outspoken on social issues ranging from gay marriage to government gridlock, will make a U.S. presidential bid.

The world economy could suddenly lose up to $4 trillion in “stranded” stockpiles of fossil fuels before 2035, even if major nations don’t shift to environment-friendly policies, a study found.

The unemployment rate has plunged to about the lowest level in half a century. Yet at least one group of Americans is being left behind: men who didn’t go to college.

Groups backed by powerful Republican donors Charles and David Koch said on Monday they will champion free trade and oppose tariffs with a multimillion-dollar campaign that puts them on a collision course with President Donald Trump.

Walmart Inc said on Monday that it has sold an 80 percent stake in its Brazilian operations to private equity firm Advent International, exiting an underperforming business in its third major international deal since April.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau this week plays host to a summit of the Group of Seven leading industrialized nations with six of the seven members outraged at the United States over a slew of recent moves by President Donald Trump.

BHP, the world's largest miner, said in August that it would exit its U.S. shale oil and gas business after pressure from activist hedge fund Elliott Management, which owns a stake in the company and argued the unit was a drag on BHP's value.

The global aviation industry has long been known to operate on losses, but the last few years have seen that change, and 2018 will see profits despite rising costs, according to the International Air Transport Association.

Trade frictions between the United States and Canada are a “family quarrel,” President Donald Trump’s economic adviser said on Sunday, brushing aside concerns expressed by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as an overreaction.

Bayer’s planned $62.5 billion takeover of seeds maker Monsanto is set to close on Thursday, according to reports in Germany.

Carmakers including Renault, Jaguar Land Rover and Peugeot have boosted revenues by over $1 billion in the past decade by using sophisticated pricing software, according to sales presentations prepared by the software vendor, Accenture, and other documents filed in a court case.

Better-than-expected U.S. employment data on Friday kept the dollar afloat, even as the European Union, Canada and Mexico are expected to retaliate to the import tariffs on steel and aluminum announced by President Donald Trump.