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The Trans-Pacific Partnership could be worth billions annually to the U.S., but disrupt the jobs market, a think tank said Monday.

The Houston oil-field services giant on Monday reported a loss of $28 million for the fourth quarter and said total revenue fell to $5.1 billion.

Egg McMuffins in the afternoon, $1 chicken sandwiches and mild weather helped the Golden Arches end 2015 with a bang.

The combined company will be domiciled in low-tax Ireland — creating at least $150 million in annual tax savings.

The automobile manufacturer will reportedly close all operations in the two Asian countries by the end of this year.

Takata’s shares plunged Monday as the massive recall linked to its faulty airbags was expanded further.

The San Francisco-based company is grappling with several issues such as stunted growth, frequent changes in management, strategy shift and a falling stock price.

Oil jumped 10 percent above $32 a barrel on Friday as some traders bet a steep decline had ended.

With more baby boomers retiring every day, companies are looking for ways to adjust to the associated economic changes.

The blockbuster deal between the fire-protection and technology companies would come as both seek to boost their stock prices.

Christine Lagarde’s bid for another tour of duty as managing director of the International Monetary Fund appears to have broad support.

Saudi Arabia has looked to diversify its holdings and privatize oil companies amid an ongoing global oil glut.

There is an alternative to the free-market marijuana industry: a state-run system. And Bernie Sanders’ home state could become the first to attempt it.

French President François Hollande, on a state visit to New Delhi, played down the chances of swift negotiations but said the nations would clear the long-awaited warplanes deal.

The Airbus deal is set to be signed this week during Iranian President Hassan Rouhani's visit to Paris as the long-isolated country aims to revamp its aviation sector.

The International Monetary Fund’s Christine Lagarde already has been endorsed by a handful of major economies in Asia and Europe.

Atop a long list of worries was Europe, whose policymakers remain deeply divided in their approach to the refugee crisis even as the bloc faces a host of other challenges.

The Chinese image licensing company also struck a deal with Getty Images, which will take on the exclusive distribution of Corbis content outside China.

The Federal Trade Commission is investigating the former company of Martin Shkreli over pricing issues, the attorney wrote.

The agreement comes after an audit looking into whether Google sidestepped taxes for over a decade by allocating profits to Ireland.

The mortgage insurance business had revenue of $791 million in the first nine months of 2015.

After years of near-zero interest rates and monetary easing, Fed Chair Janet Yellen has few conventional tools left if the economy takes a downturn.

The move was prompted in part by the death of a driver of a Ford pickup truck — not a Honda — last month.

Climate change issues should be tackled by the U.N., not in trade deals like the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the U.S. trade representative said.

United Airlines pilots just won an extension of their labor contract, reaping rewards from low fuel costs and the industry’s steady recovery.

With markets reeling, Wall Street's top banks are fretting over a coming recession. Bank of America put the odds at 1 in 5.

Major names in technology, consumer products and the industrial sector will report their latest earnings starting Monday.

Bankers and finance leaders on a panel at the World Economic Forum differed on ways to reboot Europe's financial confidence.

A record 14.7 percent gain, helped by warm weather, shows the housing market recovery remains intact despite signs of economic weakness.