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Keryn Redstone said she will join the company’s directors to free 93-year-old Sumner Redstone from the “clutches” of his daughter, Shari.

The Nikkei skidded 1.3 percent, after the dollar sunk to a two-week low against the yen overnight following Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's decision to delay a sales tax increase.

The Silicon Valley ride-hailing company just won a big backer in the Middle East: Saudi oil money.

Saudi Arabia’s ban on female drivers is proving a costly business for households across the kingdom.

Major U.S. stock indexes recovered from declines during Wednesday's session after a report showed U.S. manufacturing grew for a third straight month in May.

Friday’s jobs report is the last one Fed officials will see before their June meeting. From Verizon strikers to wages, here’s what they might be watching for.

Car manufacturers reported lower U.S. vehicle sales for the month due to sluggish demand for sedans and fewer selling days.

With 10 states potentially voting on recreational or medical marijuana reforms this year, some worry the cannabis movement is trying to do too much too soon.

The FDA has proposed guidelines for the food and restaurant industries to reduce the amount of sodium in what we eat.

The Federal Reserve recorded more than 50 online breaches between 2011 and 2015, with several described as “espionage,” according to internal cybersecurity reports.

Worth about $2.8 billion, the acquisition is the software maker’s largest to date, topping its $2.5 billion purchase of ExactTarget in 2013.

The move, which would help SoftBank cut its debt and boost liquidity, marks the first sale of shares in the Chinese e-commerce giant by its largest shareholder.

The company, 10 percent of whose nearly 400 million users are Indian, has opened a new 220,000-square-foot office to accommodate over 800 employees in Bangalore.

Mixed data from official and private surveys show demand remains weak, though experts say the government may be willing to see slower growth as it promotes structural reform.

Critics view the delay as a sign the prime minister's "Abenomics" stimulus policies have failed to spur growth.

Michael Dell and Silver Lake Partners may have to pay investors tens of millions after losing an appraisal lawsuit.

The aged tycoon’s heir says she wants “strong, independent directors” to oversee the giant media conglomerate.

No connection has been established between the products and an E. coli outbreak in 20 states, the company says.

A reorganization of the global financial powerhouse will hit the investment banking division, sources say.

The British prime minister’s unlikely association with London’s new Labour mayor makes a break with the EU look less likely.

Stronger-than-expected April consumer spending data are raising expectations for a rate hike in the coming months.

Michael Pearson can earn $83,333 a month this year as a consultant, and next year the company will pay him $15,000 a month for that service.

The latest sign of an acceleration in economic growth could persuade the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates again as early as June.

The deal between the two utilities comes amid slowing U.S. electricity demand as consumers switch to more energy-efficient appliances.

OPEC’s 13 members meet in Vienna Thursday to set the group’s policy, which is more focused on market share than on influencing prices.

The country’s finance ministry said the company must comply with domestic sourcing rules if it wants to open its own retail stores in India.

The German automaker, still reeling under the effects of last year’s massive emissions scandal, reported lower-than-expected earnings.

Billionaire owner Elon Musk answering investors’ questions will be the highlight of the event, to be held Tuesday in Mountain View, California.

A leader of the independent faction on the media giant's board doubts Sumner Redstone, 93, is really making decisions.