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Former GE chairman Jeff Immelt has become the front-runner candidate to become CEO of Uber, according to numerous sources with knowledge of the situation.
China's Great Wall Motor is interested in acquiring Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA), a Great Wall official told Reuters on Monday.
China on Monday expressed "strong dissatisfaction" with the U.S. launch of an investigation into China's alleged theft of U.S. intellectual property.
A French lighting designer has won a $600,000 court ruling in a dispute with Brad Pitt over the re-design of the chateau in Provence that he and Angelina Jolie shared.
Denmark's A.P. Moller-Maersk said Monday it had agreed to sell its oil and gas division, Maersk Oil, to French oil major Total SA for $7.45 billion.
Russia's largest oil producer Rosneft said on Monday it had successfully closed a deal to buy a 49 percent stake in Indian private refiner EOL.
Millions of Americans converged on a narrow corridor stretching from Oregon to South Carolina to watch the moon blot out the midday sun Monday.
Drugmaker Hikma's US unit reportedly raised the price of a common diarrhea drug by more than 400 percent.
Financial markets should brace themselves for a currency war if the European Central Bank and the U.S. Federal Reserve don't coordinate their policies, according to a strategist.
Bannon's out. Wall Street is finally paying attention! Plus, good times at Jackson Hole. And, are eclipses good for the market?
America's annual joint military exercises with South Korea begin Monday, and they may hold more potential to provoke than ever.
While start-ups live in fear of regulation a la Uber or Airbnb, a Washington D.C. venture firm is helping start-ups learn how to work with Capitol Hill.
President Trump will lay out his long-awaited US strategy for the war in Afghanistan in a prime-time television address on Monday night.
There's nothing special about providing consumers more to consume.
"Hitman's Bodyguard," the action comedy movie starring Samuel L. Jackson and Ryan Reynolds, won the weekend box office. The Channing Tatum special "Logan Lucky" wasn't so lucky.
Jerry Lewis, known for his slapstick antics, a brilliant comedic partnership with Dean Martin and muscular dystrophy telethon, has died of natural causes, his publicist said. He was 91.
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