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A number of questions were raised, and are being raised, on Starbucks’ growth trajectory. A behemoth like it ought to slow down eventually. With the June quarter’s results coming in with lower than expected comparabl...

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Thailand's stock market and currency were shaken as long-ailing King Bhumibol Adulyadej's health worsened this week. Now, after his death Thursday at age 88, the outlook remains murky. Here are …

Samsung is offering $100 credit to those who trade in their faulty Galaxy Note 7 for any other Samsung phone.

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Wells Fargo & Co. is trying to regain customers' trust in the wake of the biggest banking scandal since the financial crisis. On Wednesday, customers received a letter from the bank saying that its actions "did not live ...

After a less-than-ideal interaction with her commander--and 14 weeks of intense training--Vaseal Montgomery ended up as chief information officer for the U.S. Army's surgeon general.

With one piece of Yahoo sold and talks underway to sell a more valuable second asset, Chief Executive Marissa Mayer's days appear numbered as her company disappears. Despite Yahoo's recent hacking scandal, Verizon has co...

On Tuesday, in a move that surprised many, commodity research heavyweight Citigroup said that there was a real chance that OPEC's oil production cut be put in place, and that it would move markets well into next year. Ot...

Goldman Sachs unveils an online consumer lending service, the investment bank's latest push to retail banking

E-commerce giant's seasonal hires mark a 20 percent boost from the 100,000 extra workers it added a year ago

A new analysis of hiring trends suggests you'll soon be hearing a lot more about these companies.

Just about everyone wants to hold Wells Fargo accountable for a scheme in which sales quotas drove employees to set up phony credit card and bank accounts without customer knowledge. A Donald Trump advisor declared the b...

After a sustained funding frenzy, India's tech startups are laying off employees and some have closed up shop altogether.

U.S. stocks are falling Thursday morning, following global markets lower, after a steep drop in China's exports. Mining and chemicals companies and banks are taking some of the largest losses. …

The consumer-goods giant's underlying sales growth isn't what it seems.

Donald Trump threatened to sue The New York Times for publishing a bombshell report in which two women claimed the former real estate magnate had touched them inappropriately, according to the Times.

Organizational redesign is a big challenge for the future, says Uli Winner, president (Asia-Pacific) at Steelcase, a global workplace solution provider

Wells Fargo's embattled CEO John Stumpf is stepping down as the nation's second-largest bank is roiled by a scandal over its sales practices. The San Francisco bank said Stumpf is …

Tyler Goldman is scrambling to end an epidemic that's slamming the smoke shops of the Big Apple: nicotine gouging. A slew of opportunistic tobacconists throughout the city have been jacking up prices for the flavored nic...

Derick Jose, co-founder of Flutura, describes its IoT product Cerebra as a "Fitbit for machines." It captures data streaming from various sensors on machines to analyze their health and predict problems.

Paul Singer is tightening his grip on Samsung shares -- and proving that he's got thick skin in the process. A slew of investors are dropping Samsung's stock like a hot smartphone because of the worldwide recall of the G...