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Here are this year's ten most ludicrous reasons given when workers called in sick.

SanDisk entered talks about a corporate acquisition with competitors Western Digital and Micron. Rumors about the merge of the three memory drive producers shook the stock markets, causing the shares of all companies to ...

Two UK traders gamed the global financial market's benchmark interest rate for five years to enrich themselves and their bank, prosecutors said Wednesday as the first criminal trial tied to...

Ivanka Trump's business interests range from hotels and real estate to fashion, fragrance and fine jewelry. She talks about how the Trumps make their family business work and how Donald Trump's presidential campaign is i...

Four current and former Papa John's franchisees have agreed to pay out nearly $500,000 to New York workers in order to settle a wage theft investigation, New York's attorney general and the U.S. Labor Department announce...

US stocks gain as financial stocks climb; Hospital stocks slump after HCA warns on earnings

Theranos has struggled behind the scenes to turn the excitement over its technology into reality. At the end of 2014, the lab instrument developed as the linchpin of its strategy handled just a small fraction of the test...

Managers best be on the lookout: 38 percent of employees called in sick when they were feeling fine in the past year, the highest level since 2005.

I've always wanted a red Aga, says Merryn Somerset Webb. But EU rules say I can't have one, and the "democratic deficit" means there's no real way of changing that. Unless our relationship is radically redefined, I'll be...

About 30% of Medicare recipients could face premium increases of as much as 52% , even as 70% of Medicare beneficiaries will have their premiums held to the same $104.90 per person a month they paid in 2015.

Walmart shares tumbled in a brutal selloff Wednesday that caused a domino effect across Wall Street, taking many other major retailers with it.

Goldman Sachs' earnings fall in third quarter, missing Wall Street estimates

He says he learned to use it to his advantage

Los Angeles is in the midst of its fashion week, a twice-yearly event when designers and brands send their latest collections down the runway. L.A.'s celebration of style follows a month of fashion shows in cities includ...

EXCLUSIVE: PolyBlast, a mobile arcade-puzzle game from a rare game studio in Lebanon, is debuting on the app stores today. That’s no small achievement as PolyBlast comes from one of the unlikeliest places for game deve...

Shares in Hong Kong led the region higher Thursday amid fresh signs of reform for Chinese state-owned firms.

What originally began as a Celtic pagan tradition and became a celebration for kids in America, has in the past two decades become an occasion for adults. The Greenwich Village Halloween Parade, haunted attractions geare...

Hearing loss is one of those rare things---a gigantic pharmaceutical opportunity that hardly any drug company cares about.

VCs are focused on making sure the companies they've already bet big on don't go hungry.

The average American college student owes $35,000 at graduation. This guy said to heck with that.

Valeant Pharmaceuticals, which has been criticized for sharp increases in drug prices, said it had received two federal subpoenas.

LG is the latest electronics company to develop its own mobile payments system. In a billion-dollar industry that is growing as more players jump in, how does LG plan to differentiate itself?