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Norwegian Air Shuttle offers affordable Premium Cabin service with 46 inches between seat rows on all its North American flights. This fall it is adding Las Vegas, San Juan and St. Croix to its network here which already...

It's an enviable choice. At least eight high school seniors this year got to decide which, if any, of the elite Ivy League schools they will attend in the fall. For many of them, it seems, that decision has led to Harvar...

"Clayhead" was created by Isak ...kerlund, who works as a freelance designer and animator based in Stockholm, Sweden. The animation shows deconstruction of a clay model of a human head using stop-motion animation. Animat...

Narendra Modi's dual coal strategy of cutting red tape and sparking competition typifies his approach to getting the cumbersome Indian economy to work better.

Trian had nominated four candidates to the board of directors.          

How do hiring managers decide which candidate to hire? Is it their education, their past-employer brand names, or something else? Liz Ryan puzzles it out

World's largest retailer will test a new unlimited shipping service for online shoppers.          

Sorry Corporate America, but you're no safer from hedge funds than before DuPont roundly defeated Nelson Peltz.          

Senate Democrats have dropped a key demand that led them to filibuster President Obama's request for expedited consideration of a major trade deal, quickly resolving a rare internal battle between the president and his p...

The benchmark natural-gas price soared to a nearly four-month high, bolstered by rising demand from power generators that are pivoting away from coal.

NEW YORK (The Deal) -- Travel and tourism software company Sabre  said Thursday it will pay $441 million to acquire all of Asian airline and hotel technology company Abacus International. Shares of Sabre, which is backe...

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At the helm of an insurance company during Hurricane Sandy, Prudential Financial C.E.O. Lori Dickerson Fouché stresses that when it comes to a crisis, there is no management playbook.

New Zealander Peter Sutton made a name for himself far home over the past decade in the world of Asia stock investments, particularly in Taiwan where until recently he was a consistently top-ranked head of research at CL...

Santa Monica has thrust itself into the national uproar over short-term rentals with the most aggressive crackdown yet.

An executive from Wells Fargo is among those who died in a train accident late Tuesday in Philadelphia.  The bank confirmed that Abid Gilani, a senior vice president in Wells Fargo's hospitality finance group, was among...

Michelle Lee, a fact checker with the Washington Post, just posted a long and, to my mind, highly political column. Her column, read carefully, undermines Presidential candidate Ben Carson's absolutely correct claim, mad...

Navinder Singh Sarao, the trader arrested last month on U.S. charges he manipulated futures prices and contributed to the May 2010 "flash crash," leveled claims of similar misconduct against other traders before his arre...

U.S. stocks closed sharply higher Thursday, with the S&P 500 index hitting an all-time high, snapping three straight days of losses. All 10 sectors in the S&P 500 rallied Thursday, led by gains in the technology sector. ...

Global demand for gold fell 1% in the first three months of this year, as tepid buying in key markets took some of the shine off the metal.

A federal judge in Ohio dismissed mortgage-abuse claims by the Advocates for Basic Legal Equality, saying the group had not acted as envisioned by the False Claims Act.

How about an animal mural on your rotunda ceiling? Or a private collector's hall for displaying your large statue of a horse? Wealthy animal art lovers, the perfect home for you has just hit the market in Coral Gables, ...