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A magnitude-3.6 earthquake hit Los Angeles late Monday. Experts said it was unlikely to cause any serious damage. » Read More
Entrepreneurs are exploring new ways to list companies on exchanges — and placate Silicon Valley employees — while avoiding the pitfalls of initial public offerings. » Read More |
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When President Trump addresses the United Nations on Tuesday, he will say international cooperation is necessary to thwart North Korea's nuclear ambitions. » Read More |
Bayer said it would likely take until early next year to complete the planned $66 billion takeover of U.S. seeds group Monsanto. » Read More |
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Dominican Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit used Facebook in the early hours of Tuesday to describe the "mind-boggling" real-time impact of Hurricane Maria.
Mexico would regulate its fast-growing financial technology sector, including firms that use crypto-currencies like bitcoin, to protect consumers and spur competition, under a proposed bill seen by Reuters.
One-time pop-punk princess Avril Lavigne has beaten superstar Beyonce at something, but she may not be totally happy with her victory.
The bankruptcy comes ahead of the crucial holiday season, when the retailer does the majority of its sales.
Wal-Mart is expanding an option that allows shoppers using food stamps to order items through its online grocery pickup platform.
A powerful U.S. Senate committee will hold a hearing on the latest proposed healthcare bill to overhaul Obamacare next week.
Equifax on Monday acknowledged a second security breach that happened earlier in the year, separate from the one it disclosed two weeks ago.
Here's a rundown of where Softbank's Vision Fund has put its money so far.
"If you go to the wrong box, you don't get the free credit monitoring. You pay $17.95 a month," says George Jepsen.
The Senate passed a roughly $700 billion National Defense Authorization Act on Monday.
Republicans have until Sept. 30 to pass the last-ditch effort to repeal and replace key parts of the Affordable Care Act.
A former trader at SAC Capital Advisors LP wants to withdraw his 2013 insider trading guilty plea.
A California engineer was sentenced Monday to five years in federal prison for trying to sell satellite secrets to the Russians.
Voice is poised to be big business in health care.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Canada will not buy Boeing's Super Hornet jets if it continues to pursue a lawsuit against Bombardier.
U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said the U.S. will send 3,000 troops to Afghanistan and most are either on their way or have been notified of deployment.
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Equifax acknowledged that it faced what it is calling a second security incident earlier this year.
