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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The Giants/Eagles game took a backseat to "Monday Night Football's" main event -- the halftime premiere of a new "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" trailer. It also went online moments after. The 2:35 min...

U.S. stocks drifted between small gains and losses in morning trading Tuesday as investors pored through some weak company earnings reports and the latest deal news. Health care stocks were among the biggest decliners. T...

Germany's largest lender Deutsche Bank AG mistakenly sent $6 billion to an American hedge fund client in June, Financial Times reported Monday. The error, which was resolved in a day, brought the investment bank's operat...

British bank Barclays PLC agreed to pay $325 million to resolve two lawsuits related to the sale of residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) to now-defunct credit unions in the United States. The bank said it contin...

Two of the world's biggest hotel operators, Hilton and Marriott, are about to compete for hotel owners who want to spend less money upgrading their properties.

(Reuters) - Amazon.com Inc said it is creating 100,000 seasonal jobs across its network of fulfillment and sortation centers in the United States to meet increased customer demand during the holiday season.

In 1987, the IRS issued Revenue Procedure 87-24, which set forth the administrative appeals process for cases filed at the Tax Court. Almost thirty years later, noting increased litigation volume and agency reorganizatio...

This "Libor bitch" could get leashed. The US government unveiled its most damning evidence so far against two ex-Rabobank traders in Manhattan federal court on Monday, including chats, e-mails and...

In the Business to Business setting, the traditional art of selling is dying. The old techniques are no longer effective. Yet, most continue down this path, presenting limited offers, specials and hot deals. The fact is,...

One week after announcing major layoffs, Twitter is hiring New York Times editor at large Marcus Mabry to help develop editorial direction for its new Moments section. Could not be more excited to join the team at @twitt...

Most U.S. states reported jobs losses in September as slowing growth has weighed on hiring nationwide in the past two months. …

Founder Benzi Ronen says the company's minimal infrastructure and emphasis on community engagement makes it unique among food delivery startups.

Though he’s often referred to as “The Superman of Stocks”, Paul Scolardi’s superpowers are all self-made. A veteran stock trader of 17 years, Scolardi is known for his preternatural ability to spot momentum befor...

Tata Steel has announced closures and job losses in the U.K. The long-awaited revival in European steel remains a distant prospect.

The organizers of Casual Connect Tel Aviv paid my way to Israel. Our coverage remains objective. TEL AVIV, Israel — Investors are still afraid of investing in games because they don’t know how to pick hits. But one I...

The owner of KFC, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell plans to spin off its China business into a separate, publicly traded company. Shares of Yum Brands Inc. gained 4 percent in morning trading Tuesday. Yum Brands has had trouble w...

U.S. stocks edged lower in early trading on Tuesday as investors pored through some weak company earnings reports. Technology stocks were among the biggest decliners. The market is coming off a three-day winning streak. ...

Google is expanding its investment in green energy through a new wind project in Kenya. In total, the company has invested $2 billion in clean energy initiatives. Today, the company pledged to purchase a stake in the Lak...

Millions of early adopters who signed up for Apple Music dropped the service after the free trial period ended, the company revealed late Monday. Apple CEO Tim Cook said it...

IBM lowers 2015 forecast but Verizon, Travelers and United Technologies all top estimates.          

Bidness Etc talks about the recent insider selling at Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL), Tesla Motors Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA), and LinkedIn Corp (NYSE:LNKD ). The financial details of each sale are given below:

Some Brazilians manage to collect multiple pensions totaling well over $100,000 a year, and other loopholes like the "Viagra effect" wreak havoc on the system.