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Shares resumed trading for the first time since a crippling US ban on the supply of crucial parts.

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Toyota is placing a big bet on Southeast Asia's largest ride-hailing company.

Some analysts are warning that Wall Street's fascination with tech stocks could end in spectacular fashion.

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The DOJ could seek a stay of his decision, essentially freezing the combination of the two companies while the case works its way through the appeals process.

A federal judge ruled on Tuesday that AT&T can move forward with its $85 billion acquisition of Time Warner.

Tuesday's unambiguous ruling has rekindled the conversation about Trump's animus toward CNN.

Facing public pressure from a business-backed campaign, the Seattle City Council is expected to vote to repeal the 'Amazon tax,' which passed unanimously a month ago.

A Canadian startup has invented a new system for making concrete that traps CO2 emissions rather than releasing it.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk shared the news in an email to employees.

The trial over the Justice Department's lawsuit to block AT&T's purchase of Time Warner, which will reach its conclusion when a judge announces his ruling Tuesday afternoon, is not just about the combination of two massive companies.

That's what David Miller, the co-founder, chief investment officer and senior portfolio manager of Catalyst Capital Advisors, an investment manager, recommends

Tesla has come roaring back as Wall Street bets the company will meet (and maybe even surpass) its lofty production goals for the new Model 3. The stock's surge is vindication for CEO Elon Musk following some bizarre behavior lately.

President Donald Trump had a chance to lower Canadian dairy tariffs when he became president, but he turned it down.

The Marvel Studios blockbuster passed the $2 billion mark at the worldwide box office on Monday.

Sometimes harassment happens over the counter, not behind it.

Discover is the latest company to launch a new employee tuition benefit this year, following Walmart and McDonald's.

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After the unprecedented summit between President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un, the array of international sanctions on North Korea is back in focus.