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The U.S. Department of Agriculture will contribute to an American government panel’s assessment of the proposed $43 billion transaction.

Transportation officials say U.S. airlines cancelled or delayed fewer flights and their customers complained less than in the same month a year ago.

U.S. crude surged Monday amid production disruptions in Canada and Nigeria and fears of a supply shortfall.

The electric car company says it will "do right" by its workers if the Mercury News story about exploited guest labor is accurate.

New rules implemented by the Obama administration allow virtually anyone to invest in privately held startups — a privilege once reserved for the wealthy.

An inventory of aging homes and lower unemployment have been good for the nation’s top home improvement retailers.

The court threw out lower court rulings that had favored the Obama administration, but did not rule on the merits of the challenge by religious employers.

Shareholder William Ackman had pledged to revisit controversial price increases on the treatments.

Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway disclosed a stake in the iPhone maker worth about $1 billion.

Europe’s largest bank is in the process of cutting a fifth of its global workforce, including thousands of U.K.-based jobs.

The legendary billionaire investor has traditionally shunned investments in the technology sector.

The deal would give the American pharmaceutical giant access to Anacor's flagship eczema treatment gel Crisaborole.

Didi's stock market listing would be the most high-profile by a Chinese company in the U.S. since Alibaba Group's listing two years ago.

An official told a conference in Beijing Monday that protectionism will not solve problems in the global steel industry.

The dollar firmed Monday against the euro and yen after receiving a boost from upbeat U.S. indicators on Friday.

Chinese investment, factory output and retail sales all missed forecasts Monday, adding to doubts about whether the economy is stabilizing.

Facebook came under fire for allegedly omitting conservative political stories from the company’s “trending” list of topics.

The $850 billion oil fund is expected to join class-action lawsuits filed against Volkswagen in German courts.

The bank said a third-party vendor had used a software application that SWIFT had told the bank may have been subject to the malware assault.

The European Union has accused Google of promoting its shopping service in Internet searches at the expense of rival services .

The problem for these lenders isn’t that these grads are not paying off their loans; it’s that they are.

An affiliate of the struggling casino company has reportedly received bids for its social and mobile games business.

The state, the first to take legal action against the Japanese airbag manufacturer, is seeking $10,000 for every affected car owner.

The largest automaker in the U.S. temporarily stopped sales of nearly 60,000 vehicles with window labels that overstated the fuel economy of the cars.

Gloomy earnings reports from retailers overshadowed Friday’s strong April retail sales data.

It was a crushing week for retailers like Macy’s and Kohl’s. Yet on Friday, new data showed consumer spending came roaring back in April. What gives?

Reuters has learned that the discount retailer is tightening its supply chain so it can keep its shelves full and not miss out on sales. Fred Katayama reports.

As a June 23 referendum on Britain leaving the European Union draws near, economists, politicians and businesses are sounding the alarm.

After Trump’s previous dustup with Bezos, the Amazon CEO suggested Trump take a trip to space courtesy of Bezos’ aeronautics company, Blue Origin.