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Pedro Nunes/Reuters Data research firm Cambridge Analytica got in trouble for allegedly illegitimately gaining access to the personal data of millions of Facebook users. The company says it's deleted that data, but that ...

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A list of hard-line demands that the Trump administration handed China this week could make it even more difficult to resolve a trade conflict between the world's two largest economies. …

Going bankrupt might seem like an extreme but attractive way to wipe your financial slate clean, but it's not a decision to take lightly. Here's how it works.        

For the first time in ten years, a Tesla bankruptcy is being seriously discussed. Tesla is currently under enormous financial stress. There are several ways that Tesla could end up in Chapter 11. Bob Lutz watched General...

Wall Street cheered a mixed-bag April jobs report on Friday -- buoyed by a drop in the unemployment rate to 3.9 percent, its lowest level in more than 17 years. Stocks moved broadly higher even though the 164,000 jobs ad...

The class-action lawsuit filed by investors alleged that bank executives deliberately failed to disclose the full nature of its cross-selling practices to shareholders.

Months after the horror of the Parkland school shootings in Florida, President Donald Trump stood before cheering members of the National Rifle Association on Friday and implored them to elect …

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Wherever Warren Buffett goes, investors follow. Apple shares hit an all-time high Friday after the Berkshire Hathaway chief executive said his sprawling conglomerate bought an additional 75 million shares of the Cupertin...

The market could be stuck in a rut until the end of 2027. Bullish or bearish? Investors have a third choice: sideways.

Consumers are sated and the technology has plateaued--for now. But so far there's no crisis, with companies still minting money.

Shutterstock/Oleh Dubyna Investment bankers could make nearly $330 million in deal fees combined following the announcement of three megadeals on Sunday and Monday. The deals include a $26 billion merger between telecom ...

Business Insider/Hayley Peterson Dollar Tree is opening 650 stores this year in the midst of the biggest wave of retail bankruptcies and store closures in decades. The company is largely immune from the threat of Amazon ...

The Cleveland restaurant where a man won $5.5 million in a weekly raffle has temporarily suspended its jackpot game after Ohio's attorney general was asked to determine whether it's legal. …

Eviation Israeli startup Eviation plans to bring an electric aircraft, the Alice Commuter, to market in 2021. The Alice will hold up to nine passengers, fly up to 650 miles between charges, and reach a cruising speed of ...

Members of a Bloomington sewing group have used their talent to touch thousands of lives over 25 years with gifts of dignity, warmth and comfort. About 50 women in the …

It's crunch time at the Capitol, and millions of Minnesota residents' wallets are on the line. Taxes are center stage at the Legislature this year after President Donald Trump and …

University of Minnesota sophomore Samantha Truesdell fills her planner with meticulous notes every day. She organizes everything, from tracking her bills -- rent, tuition, insurance and others -- to planning …

The legal wildfire surrounding the fledgling Big3 basketball league continued to burn on Friday. The largest investors in Big3 basketball have asked a federal court to toss the $1.2 billion defamation suit brought agains...