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The carmaker also plans to invest $4.49 billion with its joint venture partners in China — the world’s biggest auto market — this year.

Why is UnitedHealth, the nation’s largest health insurer, leaving Harken Health in place in the state markets it plans to exit in 2017 to cut losses?

Samarco Mineração SA has not adopted measures to stop the leaking of mine tailings as required by a court after a deadly dam burst, a prosecutor said.

The announcement comes as Chinese officials look to lay down a framework for having highway-ready self-driving cars within three to five years.

Shares in the sector’s major companies plunged Friday, with Microsoft and Google parent Alphabet losing nearly $60 billion in combined market value.

The oil field services provider said it will hold its earnings call May 3, to accommodate an April 30 deadline for its Baker Hughes deal.

CEO Mary Barra led General Motors to record profits despite a massive recall and costly litigation linked to ignition switch defects.

The German automaker could still face further costs, including potential fines as part of an expected U.S. civil settlement, analysts said.

Bank of America analysts took apart consumer price data to show just how much falling dollar exchange rates could affect inflation.

CEO Steve Easterbrook was brought over from Britain in early 2015 to save the ailing fast-food chain. Here's how he says that’s paid off.

There’s one clear winner from one of the most radical transformations the company has seen in its 124-year history.

As low petroleum prices drive layoffs across Texas oil fields, rig hands, engineers and pipe fitters are turning to the solar sector.

Venezuela’s economy is expected to contract by 8 percent in 2016 as electricity and beer production cuts hit an already upset nation.

The bank proposed a revamp of its pay policy for executive directors at an annual shareholder meeting, in response to concerns over a sharp drop in its stock prices.

The breakfast program, and promotional offerings, are attracting more customers to the fast-food chain’s U.S. restaurants.

The Canadian drugmaker is negotiating a contract with the Perrigo CEO and it aims to announce his appointment as soon as next week.

Disappointing earnings from American blue chip companies sapped investors’ risk appetite on the week’s last trading day.

The company's co-founder was asked about U.S. and European scrutiny over alleged use of tax shelters in Luxembourg and Ireland.

The German automaker was approached by U.S. regulators last week, following a class-action lawsuit filed against the company in February.

The world’s second-largest economy said Friday that it added 3.18 million urban jobs in the first quarter of the year.

In the previous two quarters, the fast-food giant’s sales were boosted by the launch of its all-day breakfast menu.

The plan targets payments that could encourage "inappropriate risks by providing excessive compensation or that could lead to material financial loss."

The company, which had 1,672 locations in late January, plans to close 10 Sears stores and 68 Kmart stores, mostly in late July.

The system, adopted in 2012 in the wake of a "flash crash" two years earlier, halts trading when stocks rise or fall too sharply.

The world’s largest coffee chain said it missed revenue and store sales growth estimates for the first three months of the year.

Initial claims for state unemployment benefits declined 6,000 to a seasonally adjusted 247,000 for the week ended April 16.

Expanded Medicaid coverage helped trimmed debt by $600 to $1,000 among those living in low-income neighborhoods, new research shows.

The German automaker has reached a deal in principle that is expected to include a buyback offer for 482,000 vehicles.

The U.S. clean energy company said it was seeking Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection amid escalating financial and legal troubles.