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"The combination will leverage Revlon's scale across major vendors and manufacturing partners," the cosmetics companies said.

Certain words and phrases in employee emails will trigger a review from Goldman Sachs’ compliance department, a newly obtained list from 2008 shows.

Disneyland Shanghai, which opened to the public Thursday, joins five Disney theme parks in Hong Kong, Japan, Paris and the U.S.

Not only are investors bidding up the price of the Swiss government’s ultra-secure long bonds, but gold prices are soaring.

The “Warcraft” movie is chock-full of connections to its computer-game inspiration. So why no reference to the game’s strangest hero?

The retail giant wants store employees focused on customers, so it plans to test a consolidation of its invoicing and accounting operations, a report says.

The digital technology sector occupies a central role in the economy — accounting for 6 percent of total U.S. gross domestic product, new data confirm. But its impact on employment is less certain.

Weak May jobs data and Brexit fears have forced Fed Chair Yellen to hold off on raising rates for now.

The department store company is preparing for a possible walkout by 5,000 workers at four locations.

The candy company is concerned desserts that feature its products, such as the McFlurry, exceed in a single serving the amount of sugar the U.S. recommends anyone eat in a day.

Other data on Wednesday showed underlying producer prices were subdued last month amid weakness in costs for health services.

The Federal Reserve’s rate-setting committee is scheduled to announce monetary policy decisions and weigh in on the state of the economy Wednesday.

The French state-controlled nuclear energy company will split into three, and noncore businesses will be sold off to raise about $3.25 billion.

Several recent opinion polls have put the “Leave” campaign ahead, though bookmakers’ odds still favor a vote to remain.

The planned tie-up could decrease competition in the farming sector, said Iowa Republican Charles Grassley, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee.

The unit, which generated $53.2 million in first-quarter revenue, includes the Gracenote business acquired from Sony for $170 million in 2014.

Still, Smith & Wesson shares have gained more than 750 percent during Obama's presidency as gun sales have soared.

Inspections in Massachusetts revealed conditions that could result in food being “contaminated with filth or rendered injurious to health,” the FDA said.

“The prevailing sentiment across retailing is that the customer has less interest in shopping in stores," the luxury retailer's CEO said.

Major banks are still backing high-carbon energy projects despite their pledges to help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions.

The preparations illustrate a heightened state of alert ahead of a June 23 referendum on Britain’s future in the European Union.

Global equity markets fell for a fourth day Tuesday amid rising fears of Britain quitting the European Union.

The Commerce Department suggests economic growth is gaining steam despite a sharp slowdown in job creation.

Malaysia’s 1MDB and Abu Dhabi’s IPIC are embroiled in a dispute over which of the two should make a $50 million bond payment under a deal reached last May.

China’s economy grew at its slowest pace in a quarter of a century last year, weighed down by weak demand at home and abroad.

The pound and euro have suffered in recent sessions as economists fear the so-called Brexit would tip Europe back into recession.

The British pound dropped almost 0.5 percent in volatile early Asian trade to $1.4203, after having fallen to a two-month low of $1.4117 on Monday.

The online publisher filed for bankruptcy last week after it failed to secure a postponement on paying $140 million to Hulk Hogan after it lost a lawsuit involving a sex tape.

A deal between FanDuel and DraftKings could reduce legal costs for the firms, which have faced challenges over the legality of the games.