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Former Masters champion Charl Schwartzel has signed on to play Clear's golf balls after missing most of the 2019 golf season due to a wrist injury. It's the company's first deal with a player on the PGA or European tours...

Toshi Sasaki/Getty Images In a survey from Kiplinger and Personal Capital, Americans said that high health insurance costs, disappointing investment performance, and debt are keeping them from saving for retirement. Risi...

The struggling car giant's results record and share price moves do not bode well, says Carlos Ghosn.

In a note to clients late Thursday, Piper Sandler analyst Michael Lavery downgraded the cannabis producer to the equivalent of a sell and issued a $1 target price, down from $3.

Grubhub shares plummeted more than 8 percent in late trading Thursday after the food-ordering company said it's not on the auction block despite reports to the contrary. “While our policy is not to comment on rumors, g...

The most popular theory on how the former CEO of Nissan Carlos Ghosn snuck out of Japan was that he hid in a case for musical audio equipment.

How one brand of tequila is rewarding the hard-working farmers responsible for its production.

Since electric and hybrid planes won't work at scale for decades, the aviation industry's journey toward a greener future will need to be powered by sustainable fuels. But those with the most promise today might not be g...

Electric scooter-rental startup Lime is laying off roughly 14% of its workforce as it pulls out of a dozen markets in the U.S. and abroad, the latest downscaling in an unprofitable industry.

Alphabet Inc's Waymo said on Thursday that arbitrators had finalized a judgment of $128 million, plus undisclosed legal costs and interest, against two former employees who went to rival Uber Technologies Inc.

It's another bad day for hedge-fund quants. Greenwich, Conn.-based WorldQuant has reportedly laid off about 130 employees and shuttered five overseas offices at the 750-person, $7.5 billion firm, which had been operating...

A combination of forces has pushed the percentage of listed companies in the U.S. losing money over 12 month is close to 40%, its highest level since the late 1990s outside of postrecession periods.

Shona Ghosh/Business Insider Scott Galloway, the bestselling author and well-known tech-industry pundit, is a professor of marketing atNew York University's Stern School of Business. The following is his recent blog post...

A software wiz discovered a “high-severity” bug that put users’ data at risk, but the company fixed it before anyone's personal information could be “exposed.” The vulnerability, which could have allowed hacker...

Amazon's relationship with Kohl's might be turning out to be a win-lose proposition; a win for Amazon, and a lose for Kohl's. Because they appear to still need one another, might there be a more mutually beneficial relat...

A court in Shenzhen, China, has ruled that an article produced by AI is protected by copyright, representing a notable milestone for AI as a creative force.

The deal looks like a great fit-and is a recognition of how the industry is quickly evolving.

Some experts assert that measuring driverless systems' progress by miles is a flawed approach -- but some sort of regulation is needed.

Leadership changes are afoot at Fitzgerald & Co, better known as Fitzco, the Atlanta-based agency whose founder and chairman David Fitzgerald bought it back from IPG earlier this week. Ryan Boblett has taken on the role ...

When history looks back, it might view 2019 as the year we got serious about electrified air travel. A number of startups and major companies are already creating promising products and prototypes.

How should we define a smart home? Not by the devices that we own in our home but rather by what they are doing for our home.

Shares of Six Flags Entertainment Corp. plummeted Friday toward their biggest-ever one-day decline after the theme park operator warned of a fourth-quarter revenue shortfall and said its partner in China has defaulted on...