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The outlook for fixed income isn't good, but a few strategies can help you brace for the bear.

Billionaire hedge funder Steve Cohen is getting no love from UK regulators. Cohen's Point72 hedge fund has been barred from opening up his fund to British investors by the UK's Financial Conduct Authority, according to a...

The prospective buyer of the bankrupt studio has agreed to cover claims made by actors, paving the way for the sale to proceed.

Ohio will spend the millions it receives from a national settlement over Volkswagen's emissions cheating scandal on technology aimed at reducing air pollution. The Columbus Dispatch reports the state will …

A new court filing suggests that Stephen Calk was named to a 13-member economic advisory team in 2016 in exchange for approving a $9.5 million loan to former campaign manager Paul Manafort.

French telecoms firms Orange is open to discussing potential tie-ups with other operators in its home market but is not likely to be the instigator of consolidation in the sector, financial chief Ramon Fernandez said.

Until China is able to create such a system, the rich and poor people of China alike will look to America to find it.

How are the new GDPR regulations affecting your small business? If you find them onerous, take a look at this take on GDPR for small business to turn that around.

Austrian-School economists distrust empirical economics, a skepticism that is partially warranted, partially unwarranted. The Austrian insights are helpful for business planning, even though I don't endorse them wholehea...

If you've been holding cash and waiting for the perfect buying opportunity, your time to strike is now.

Ohio-based research firm Battelle has given its highest amount in a single year to support out-of-classroom learning opportunities in science, technology, engineering and math. Grants totaling $607,500 were awarded recen...

WASHINGTON (AP) -- To keep his arrival in Washington secret, the Supreme Court nominee was driven along a back farm...

The World Trade Organization (WTO) was established in 1995, a 50-year effort to secure rules-based trade so that harsh trade restrictions could not prevent countries from a global economy. This enabled countries togrow f...

More and more retirees are considering moving abroad. Here are five places where the cost of living is low, really low.        

A 30% U.S. tariff on imported solar panels put in place last winter should have caused prices here to jump. But when tariffs are unleashed, as businesses are learning, things don't always go as expected. Therein lies a c...

The Co-op‎ Group has made an audacious knockdown bid to take over Costcutter, one of Britain's biggest independent grocery retailers, amid an accelerating shake-up of the food industry.

Reuters/Bobby Yip; Business Insider/Dave Smith Tesla and Elon Musk have made several bold decisions over the past few years that have created major, costly problems for the company. Musk could have chosen a more modest a...

A truck stop 30 miles north of Watertown, wedged between Interstate 29 and the town of Summit, has for decades provided convenience for travelers on long trips or in rough …

Different administrator, same policies. Andrew Wheeler, the former coal lobbyist who takes over Monday as acting head of the Environmental Protection Agency, doesn't have the high profile of Scott Pruitt, …

An accident plague of biblical proportions is wreaking havoc on New York City restaurants -- and owners have learned the hard way that insurance coverage can only do so much. In the first six months of 2018, physical cal...

Fourteen UK airports now charge to drop off passengers, although Heathrow and Gatwick are free.

T. Rowe Price lost its vote and had to spend millions to reimburse clients, Taser tabulated more votes than it had voters, and P&G and Trian disqualified millions of votes in their battle.