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A lawsuit brought by a former executive at Hyundai's Innocean Worldwide accuses the agency and its chief creative officer of sexual harassment, discrimination, retaliation and wrongful termination. According to the suit ...

Broadcom has promised not to sell critical national security assets to foreign buyers if its deal to buy chipmaker Qualcomm is approved, another effort by the Singapore-based firm to appease U.S. security concerns. Separ...

MoviePass won't be joining you and your date at dinner. The popular subscription service has removed its "app location capability" after some users got creeped out that MoviePass had the ability to track user whereabouts...

GoPro won't be snapping selfies with a merger partner anytime soon. The struggling action-camera maker has failed to attract the serious interest of any bidders after hiring JPMorgan last year to explore a possible sale,...

WASHINGTON

After 10 years, the fight over Lehman Brothers' mortgage claims is over. In a final dispute over the defunct bank's residential mortgage-backed securities, a Manhattan bankruptcy court judge dealt a group of mostly hedge...

Maybe Dick's Sporting Goods should have taken its bold move on guns sales years ago. Customer traffic to the 700-plus-store chain grew 3.7 percent the weekend after it announced it would no longer sell assault-style rifl...

Thomson Reuters The cryptocurrency world has gotten much more complicated since bitcoin's original launch, with new tokens serving different roles emerging almost constantly. An infographic shows when 25 of the most nota...

Speaking at the Economic Club of New York in Manhattan, PayPal Chief Executive Officer Dan Schulman said cryptocurrencies have a very uncertain future.

Don't waste your time on the people who aren't showing up in their own lives.

The big-box toy retailer has so far failed to find a buyer or reach a restructuring deal with its lenders

(Reuters) - Dow Jones Industrial Average opened 160 points higher after payrolls data showed strong job additions in February, but a slowdown in wage growth pointed to a gradual rise in inflation, tempering expectations ...

False news stories travel faster and farther on Twitter than true ones do, according to a new MIT study in this week's issue of the journal Science.        

WASHINGTON

Consumers are waiting to see how President Trump's tariffs on aluminum and steel will impact prices of goods like cars. CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger sits down with "CBS Evening News" anchor Jeff Glor to exp...

A meeting in the Seychelles weeks before Donald Trump's inauguration between a Russian executive and a top Republican donor close to the Trump transition team has drawn the scrutiny of special counsel Robert Mueller, who...

(Reuters) - Wynn Resorts Ltd has agreed to pay $2.6 billion to settle a lawsuit brought by Japan's Universal Entertainment Corp and its U.S. unit, ending a six-year old dispute that pitted casino mogul Steve Wynn against...

Volkswagen is exterminating the Beetle. The automaker's head of research and development, Frank Welsch, has confirmed that the brand's iconic compact car will not be replaced when the current model ends production. The e...

The dispute over the Trump hotel in Panama City took another turn. It has a new name and competing websites. But only one has rooms available.

The Latest on the Washington state Legislature (all times local): 6:10 p.m. The Legislature has passed a one-time statewide property tax as part of the overall supplemental budget plan the …

There is little evidence to validate the president's concerns that unfair trade practices like transshipping are a widespread problem.

If community banks fail to keep up with higher rates offered by online banks, credit unions and (soon) big banks, their liquidity may deteriorate even faster.