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The purchase of Michigan-based Truven Health Analytics will mark the technology giant’s fourth health data-related acquisition in the past year.

Michael Corbat received an estimated $16.5 million in 2015, including deferred shares worth about $4.5 million.

A stronger yen will likely be a drag on Japanese markets, a senior strategist at Okasan Securities in Tokyo said Thursday.

A model dubbed the RapidE, planned for 2018, could help the storied British carmaker challenge California's Tesla Motors.

What if ecologists who study food webs and epidemiologists who study diseases could help central bankers predict the next financial crisis?

The electric car manufacturer has been around for 13 years. It’s taken this long to get its namesake web address.

Zhong An sells insurance ranging from coverage against flat tires to protection against return-delivery for buyers on Taobao.com, a marketplace of Alibaba.

Initial claims for state unemployment benefits decreased 7,000 to a seasonally adjusted 262,000 -- the lowest reading since November.

The health insurance startup has been widely popular in New York, but less so in California.

Trimming growth projections for 2016, the world’s top economic group suggested governments switch from austerity to stimulus.

Investors took a breather Thursday, with the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq each remaining down for the year.

The SEC is operating with just three of five commissioners, including Mary Jo White, and a congressional battle over a Supreme Court nomination isn’t helping.

As the prospect of the U.K.’s possible departure from the European Union looms, London’s financial firms have different ideas about what a break with the EU could bring.

Shares fell in pre-market trading as the world's largest retailer reported lower-than-expected fourth quarter results.

The Swiss food giant said that tough economic conditions and changing consumer preferences contributed to the decline.

Boeing and one of its largest unions ratified the contract Thursday, avoiding a potentially confrontational negotiation like the one in 2013.

U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron readies to hold “now or never” talks Thursday and Friday regarding his country’s potential departure from the European Union.

Meetings in Brussels on Thursday and Friday with fellow European leaders is the prime minister’s chance to sell his new version of Britain’s EU membership.

The uptick in consumer prices was partly due to the Lunar New Year holiday. The decline in wholesale prices also slowed last month.

The recall includes 1.3 million vehicles in North America and about 625,000 vehicles in Europe, the world’s largest carmaker by sales said Wednesday.

The California-based electronics distributor will be acquired for $6 billion by the Tianjin Tianhai Investment Company — a unit of China's HNA group.

Minneapolis Fed boss Neel Kashkari sought Wednesday to clarify Tuesday remarks about banks being "too big to fail."

But China's economic slowdown remained a factor that could put downward pressure on stock prices, one fund manager said.

The probe involves funds handled by a criminal group that Spanish authorities say passed through the bank and were sent to China.

With total compensation of $156.1 million, the executive topped a list compiled by a shareholder advocacy group.

Days after comparing LGBT people to animals, the famed boxer lost a lucrative endorsement contract with the sports apparel giant.

Low crude prices are hurting the nation's economy, so Oil Minister Eulogio Del Pino is trying to convince other producer nations to shore up prices.

The nation’s largest private sector employer has been struggling with growth. Wage increases have nothing to do with that.

Newly unveiled minutes from Federal Reserve officials’ January meeting reveal growing worries over economic growth.