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Shkreli is accused of looting his former drug company Retrophin to pay off investors he allegedly defrauded at two hedge funds he ran. » Read More |
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Several big banks announced significant increases in their plans to return capital to shareholders.
The financial giant said it has authorized share buybacks of up to $19.4 billion between July 1 and June 30 next year.
Google's experimental research unit, Area 120, says it's built a prototype of a virtual-reality advertisement.
The Federal Reserve did not object to any of the capital plans of 34 banks it reviewed in an annual test implemented in the wake of the financial crisis.
Sycamore owns several retailers, including Talbots, Dollar Express, Coldwater Creek, Hot Topic and Nine West.
In an effort to reorganize itself around cognitive services, Progress Software has made another acquisition to improve its app development toolkit.
Munchery CEO James Beriker says Munchery is "contribution margin profitable" on every order.
Wolfgang Schaeuble underscored Germany's concerns about what he called a regulatory loophole after the EU cleared Italy to wind up two failed banks at a hefty cost to local taxpayers.
China will be a major factor in conversations between Trump and South Korea's Moon when they meet later this week and discuss North Korea.
Continental Resources and SK E&S of South Korea are teaming up...
The large for-profit insurers and hospitals will find ways to grow, whether or not the GOP's health-reform bill is passed this summer.
Apple had several different prototypes that came together to make the final design of the iPhone, Tony Fadell told Wired.
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'The only thing I'd be impartial about is which prison he goes to,' said one man excused from Shkreli's trial as a would-be juror.
Google looked to sell its Nest unit in 2016 as Alphabet CFO Ruth Porat tightens up finances. Since Nest founder Tony Fadell left, workers get less freedom
ThredUp is a secondhand e-commerce company that’s been around since 2009, Racked reports.
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