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Joe Raedle/Getty Images Research firm Datafiniti recently released a list of the lagest fast-food chains in the United States, based on how many locations each has in the country. The study found that Subway is the large...

A Rhode Island dentist has pleaded guilty to failing to pay taxes on up to $1.2 million payments. Federal prosecutors say 72-year-old Lawrence Stephenson, who lives in Lincoln and has …

Iran said late Thursday it was still opposed to a deal to lift oil output, fraying a growing sense of consensus among OPEC members and putting it at loggerheads with Saudi Arabia, the cartel's de facto leader.

A Tulsa-based company has confirmed 130 layoffs as its new owner makes adjustments to its operations. PennWell Corp. announced the layoffs Thursday, 100 of which will occur in Tulsa. The …

Mars global CMO and chief customer officer Andrew Clarke stopped by Adweek's Cannes HQ at the JW Marriott for another installment of our Terrace Talk series in collaboration with Mars. Clarke had much to share with me, f...

Photo by Darren McCollester/Getty Images Amazon's summer interns have arrived in Seattle. About 900 interns are staying at the University of Washington, and the county has had to add extra buses to accommodate them. It's...

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Recruiting customers and retaining them are two different skills.

New Census data shows that the number of businesses with no employees that are breaking $1 million continues to rise.

The battle for Fox is going to put a big dent in the winner's balance sheet. Disney's raising its offer to $38 per share on Wednesday already has the Mouse House in the dog house. Moody's Investors Service responded to t...

Colton Channon needed just 90 minutes each day. Every morning for about a month, in training designed for him, the high school senior with an intellectual disability practiced making steel brackets for trucks at a Des Mo...

European leaders agreed to a plan that would finally take Athens off financial life support, effectively declaring an end to a crisis that nearly wrecked the euro.

New Yorkers will soon have nowhere to hide from the steep sales tax. The state can now force all online retailers to collect the 8.875 percent combined state and city sales tax on purchases made by Big Apple residents, a...

Bitcoin and major digital currencies are in free fall Friday, with major coins shedding as much as 10% and wiping billions off the market cap of cryptocurrencies.

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A final vote is approaching for the main appropriations bill in a $32.7 billion spending package for Pennsylvania's approaching fiscal year. Friday's scheduled Senate vote comes three days after first …

Tesla Tesla will close up to 14 solar installation facilities, Reuters reports. A Tesla representative declined to comment on the number of solar installation facilities the company is closing but toldBusiness Insider th...

The banking giant has tentacles in so many markets that negative technical warnings should be considered a warning that a global bear market for stocks is around the corner.

The instagram likes you might get from posting a unicorn frappuccino are apparently not as good as skinny feels. Susana Victoria Perez has more.        

U.S. stocks are rising Friday morning as energy companies climb along with the price of oil. Oil producers in OPEC are discussing an increase in production, a step investors have expected for the last few weeks. Industri...

(Reuters) - Energy and bank stocks led the S&P and Dow higher on Friday, though a decline in technology shares capped gains and pushed the Nasdaq slightly lower.

24/7 Wall Street identified the price of a specific computer representative of each year between 2016 and 1971 -- the year the first personal computer was released.