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Airports and rail stations across Europe boosted security after deadly explosions in Brussels Tuesday.

The Dow and S&P 500 closed slightly lower Tuesday, while Nasdaq closed slightly higher.

Malaysia’s state-run fund 1MDB has been at the center of controversy since last July, when millions of dollars were allegedly traced to the personal accounts of the prime minister.

Trump’s antipathy toward free trade runs counter to corporate orthodoxy — yet few politically active industry leaders are against him.

The fastest way to get the $35,000 Tesla electric car is to buy a $75,000 Tesla electric car, says Tesla.

A drop of more than 7 percent was seen in February in a sector that had otherwise survived the global economic slowdown.

The move comes after a monthslong fight with the state’s attorney general over whether the games are illegal gambling.

The Beaverton, Oregon, athletic-wear giant reports its quarterly results Tuesday. Here’s what you need to watch out for.

CanopyBoulder is riding high as the first marijuana accelerator, but it’s also struggling with complaints about its contracts and the behavior of those in charge.

Investors are trying to determine whether one of the worst starts to a year will become the strongest quarter in decades.

A change at the top comes after a series of missteps contributed to the drugmaker's stock dropping nearly 75 percent this year.

The chain agreed to be acquired for $13.6 billion Monday, after Marriott's new offer surpassed a $78-per-share deal from China’s Anbang Insurance Group.

With the Chinese economy projected to grow at its slowest pace in 25 years, Alibaba has focused on widening its network in China’s countryside to sustain growth.

Investors cheered China's move Monday to ease rules on offering cheap loans to stock brokerages.

General Motor's China head projected sales to grow at a much slower rate in 2016 than the double-digit growth seen in 2014 and 2013.

An exit from the European Union could cause the British economy $145 billion, the country’s premier business lobbying organization said.

In the quarter ending December 2015, the energy giant is expected to report net income of $1.05 billion, emerging from a $1.03 billion loss in the previous quarter.

Shares of the delivery services company could rise after soaring 12 percent Thursday, Barron’s reported.

The billionaire investor has reached a deal to buy the distributor of plastic resins and chemicals, Reuters reported.

After three weeks of gains, Asian stocks took a step back Monday in reaction to a retreat in oil prices.

The Department of Commerce is expected to lift curbs it imposed on the Chinese telecom equipment and smartphone maker for alleged Iran sanctions violations.

The messaging cooperative owned by 3,000 global financial institutions will issue a warning Monday on internal security, Reuters reported.

The discussions, about constructing a pipeline to the Tanzanian coast, come amid an international oil glut.

Former British Works and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith said his resignation had nothing to do with the debate over whether or not Britain should remain in the European Union.

The rival U.S. paint companies expect the transaction to close by the end of the first quarter of 2017, subject to the approval of Valspar shareholders and closing conditions.

The Facebook CEO has been tireless in his courting of Chinese officials in recent years despite a countrywide ban on the social networking site.

The U.S. Treasury Department approved the agreement last week as the Obama administration pulled down restrictions on travel and other barriers.

The agreement will reportedly allow Sharp to borrow from its lenders if the deal goes through.

Airbus announced last year it planned to dispose of assets with annual revenue of about $2.25 billion because of lower defense spending in Europe.