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Andrew Kelly/Reuters Google parent company Alphabet is in talks to invest around $1 billion in Lyft, according to published reports. The talks are being driven by top officials at Alphabet, according to Axios. The potent...

London-based Purplebricks launches its new U.S. business in Los Angeles. It offers the full services of a regular real estate brokerage for just $3,200.        

We followed entrepreneurs on a mastermind program to become the best version of themselves—thanks to some medicinal help from ayahuasca. We followed entrepreneurs on a mastermind program to become the best version of t...

Finnish mobile games developer Rovio sets the price range for its share listing.

The temporarily free credit-lock service credit lock may not stop identity thieves from opening credit lines with the stolen information from the breach, which Equifax waited six weeks to reveal. What if every industry r...

Deutsche Bank AG plans to consolidate its global wealth-management operations, despite the negative effect on client assets in some locations.

For those in the service industry, Hurricane Irma hits especially hard with extra expense and no pay.        

The FDA found the Korean company did not follow through on its regulatory obligations in multiple areas.

California lost 8,200 jobs in August and the unemployment rate rose to 5.1%, according to data released Friday by the state's Employment Development Department.

Motel 6 says its employees in Phoenix will no longer work with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents following news reports that its workers were reporting on guests they believed were in the United States ille...

Call for a pause in the roll-out of Universal Credit following the government's own report.

The department store operator is hiring fewer workers overall for the holiday shopping season but boosting the number of workers who'll fulfill online orders. Fred Katayama reports. Video provided by Reuters       �...

Loeb's activist Nestle investment stays flat

Security professionals have long argued against the use of static identifiers like passwords and Social Security numbers, while consumers have long questioned why a handful of bureaus can claim to be the ultimate judges ...

Credit Suisse Group AG said it settled lawsuits brought by Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. over the sale of mortgage-backed securities before the financial crisis.

Pro sports teams are becoming increasingly involved in tech and innovation. So much so that some teams go as far as launching hubs dedicated to the investment and incubation of startups, in the hope that it will impact p...

Getty Images Martin Shkreli is officially a federal inmate — inmate #87850-053 to be exact. The former pharmaceutical executive was sent toBrooklyn Metropolitan Detention CenterWednesday eveningafter having his $5 mill...

Morton Salt's salt production facility on Great Inagua, the southernmost island of the Bahamas, sustained significant damage from Hurricane Irma last weekend, the company confirmed Thursday. The Chicago-based company emp...

Howard Fishman on attending a Cat Stevens comeback concert and how the singer's changing persona over the years has affected those his music once meant a great deal to.

The Indiana company could also use proceeds from the planned stock sale to pay off debt.

Vermont officials say they will allocate $3.55 million annually to help pay for calendar years that add an extra week of Medicaid benefits and payroll for state employees. The Times …

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