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The Department of Justice wants to zap this movie-ad merger. The Feds are suing to block a union between the No. 1 seller of cinema ads, National CineMedia, and its...

Any hope of respite for Russia's currency has been dashed this morning as the rouble continued its steep decline against the dollar and the euro. The currency weakened on the back of news that oil prices were falling aga...

Ptolemy would be proud. Stereographic projection is a mapping technique that allows a spherical object to project a pattern onto a 2-D surface. Mathematical concepts and physical models of stereographic projection have b...

Steve Baker, vice president of The Great Game of Business, explains why disclosing your company financials to employees will help them understand your business and improve their productivity.

FreshAir Sensor, a five-employee startup based in Lebanon, NH, is launching its debut smoke-detection product at a major Manhattan trade show next week. Here's how they prepared.

A Houston gas station is selling regular unleaded fuel for $2.25 per gallon.

Bristol-Myers Squibb Co (BMY) has been working on an access plan, called HCV Developing World Strategy, for its latest Hepatitis C drug Daklinza (daclatasvir). The plan may encompass tiered pricing to make the drug avail...

For much of its bitter fight over its business practices in the last two years, Herbalife Ltd. has had the comfort of solid sales and growing profits at its back.

The bank added $1.3 billion to its estimate of the amount of legal costs it may face for current investigations.

Months after signing Kevin Durant to an endorsement contract, fastest-growing sparkling flavored water brand Sparkling ICE has announced its first advertising campaign featuring the 2014 NBA MVP.

A lifetime of generous perks help cushion a vast wealth gap in the United Arab Emirates

Online travel giant Priceline has hit some turbulence. Europe's weak economy is a problem. And Ebola could be a risk too. But is the sell-off an overreaction?

Picture your first day at school.  Now imagine a school that dumps you at the edge of the North Sea. No shore in sight. Met by a grizzled wet-suit-clad old man of the ocean. This is day one for the THNK School of Creati...

The European Commission just released its forecasts for growth in Europe, one of its bi-annual outlooks. We knew it wasn't going to be pretty. Here's how bad it's gotten:  Inflation is set to be 0.5% this year, and 0.8%...

America's quantitative easing programme is coming to an end. John Stepek looks at what this means for the US economy, and for the markets. The post Money printing is ending in the US - what happens now? was first publish...

European stocks are climbing after a big Tuesday rally for the Nikkei.  Germany's DAX is up 0.56% Spain's IBEX is up 0.74% Italy's FTSE MIB is up 1.06% The UK's FTSE 100 is up 0.23% France's CAC 40 is up 0.32% In Asia, ...

Mr. Weil was found not guilty on Monday of conspiring with wealthy Americans to hide $20 billion in secret offshore accounts.

Data shows that factories and businesses have installed over 30 MW of rooftop solar panels in the last year

Reports earlier today said that at least five former Union Bay Networks employees now list Apple as their employer on LinkedIn.

Saudi Arabia slashes oil prices for US customers; dollar index near four-year peaks

(Reuters) - A former top banker who headed global wealth management at UBS AG (UBSN.VX) (UBS.N) was found not guilty on Monday on U.S. charges of conspiring with wealthy Americans to hide $20 billion in secret offshore a...

Scandalous accusations made against a managing director at the investment bank Jefferies as part of a divorce and custody filing have become the talk of Wall Street.