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Walmart recently announced that it is expanding its push into the convenience store business. Forbes contributor and former Vice President of Target's Store of the Future, Chris Walton, explains why this move is a no-ris...

On Monday, VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger made his first public appearance since Dell announced that it wouldn't be reverse-merging with the company after all. He can't help but smile when asked about how VMware wiggled out of...

The European Union and Japan are signing a widespread trade deal Tuesday that will eliminate nearly all tariffs, seemingly defying the worries about trade tensions set off by President Donald …

The Weinstein Company's tortured path from indie darling to industry pariah ended Monday with the bankrupt studio's takeover by a private equity firm. Lantern Capital, which surfaced in May as the only qualified bidder f...

Ford Motor Co. has agreed to spend up to $299 million to settle lawsuits filed by owners of about 6 million vehicles with potentially deadly Takata air bag inflators. The agreement announced Monday must get court approva...

International Business Machines Corp on Monday asked a U.S. jury to award it $167 million in a lawsuit accusing e-commerce marketplace operator Groupon Inc of using patented technology without authorization.

"Margin of Safety" is the title of an old investing book, first published in 1991 and out of print for years, that's making a comeback.        

Walmart’s CEO weighs in at Fortune’s 2018 Brainstorm Tech conference.        

Owners of Volkswagen and Audi diesel cars rigged with software that causes them to pollute have less than two months left to request compensation as part of a sweeping settlement.        

The North Carolina city lost all its locally owned banks, but a fintech push and more favorable economics for de novos could lead to an entry-level resurgence.

The U.S. dollar held gains on Tuesday against a basket of major currencies following an upbeat economic assessment from the head of the U.S. Federal Reserve, while world stocks edged higher, with Wall Street erasing earl...

A chain of Mexican restaurants has been ordered to pay $654,000 in back wages to employees in Louisiana and Florida. The U.S. Department of Labor said in a news release …

Didi Chuxing, one of China's largest ridesharing companies, announced a strategic partnership with Bookings Holdings (formerly Priceline), the parent company of Booking.com, that'll see the two companies share resources ...

Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said on Tuesday that three-way talks with Ukraine and the European Union would continue in the autumn, after he met representatives from Kiev and the European Commission in Berlin.

Millions of people in northern England are facing a ban on using garden hoses or sprinklers amid one of the longest spells of hot, dry weather in years. The United …

Before the U.S.-China trade war, American pig processors exported nine out of every 10 pigs' feet and heads they shipped overseas to China and Hong Kong - for prices higher than they would fetch anywhere else.

napocska/Shutterstock McDonald'srestaurant crew members know all about how you can save time and money at the fast food chain. Business Insider recently spoke with several current and former McDonald'semployees. They pro...

It certainly has not been an easy year for Snap Inc. and Snapchat. Snap's stock has taken a beating since going public in March 2017. The company lost $1.3 billion in market value in February when Kylie Jenner tweeted ab...

New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Maryland are suing the federal government over the Republican-led tax overhaul. The lawsuit was filed Tuesday in the Southern District of New York. The …

Chris Carlos, a partner at Republic National Distributing Co., one of the largest U.S. liquor wholesalers, spent $25 million last year on a penthouse condominium near Miami Beach, Florida. After $6 million of renovations...

Luxury Shoe Club, a membership club designed for buying and selling pre-owned designer shoes via an iPhone app, kicked off operations July 17. The app uses an algorithm to assign a fair market dollar value to each pair, ...

The owner of Washington's Capitals, Wizards and Mystics came from working-class roots. Today he controls billions in assets.