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A University of Notre Dame scientist finds significant levels of PFAS, a group of potentially harmful chemicals, in Thinx menstrual underwear. An intrepid reporter for Sierra, the Sierra Club’s magazine, has uncovered�...

Drugmakers, facing increased resistance to high prices of many new drug therapies, are trying out new reimbursement models that depend on collecting more and better patient data.

Louis Menand on the past and future of a long-embattled policy.

Can Charlie Scharf fix what ails Wells Fargo? How will Kelly King and Bill Rogers manage the integration of the biggest bank merger since the early 2000s? And will New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy be able to beat back opposit...

A North Carolina group is trying to take regulators' cue to work together. A successful effort could encourage others to follow its lead.

Retail chain Five Below is likely to begin a national advertising campaign sometime in 2021, said Christiane Pelz, the company's vp of investor relations. At the ICR Conference 2020 in Orlando, Fla., Five Below CEO Joel ...

Head of the Olympic Committee for LA 2028, Casey Wasserman is selling his massive house built on land owned by Frank Sinatra and his legendary Hollywood mogul grandfather

Two lucky Super Bowl views could get $500,000 toward their dream home. Here's what that home might look like in the nation's biggest cities.

There are all kinds of tools out there to buy a home. And while the newer companies like Redfin, Zillow and Compass tout ease of use and potential savings, buying a home is a huge investment, and having a qualified real-...

The winter transfer window badly needs a boost. Could it come from Manchester United signing Bruno Fernandes?

The grunge-era survivors will play 16 shows in 14 North American cities beginning in March.

At the end of 2019, the industry and culture were consumed will all things Peloton. The brand's widely mocked holiday ad was a PR nightmare and fodder for one of the year's best ads. Ryan Reynolds' Aviation Gin took adva...

Hedge funds are cashing in on an unintended consequence of European financial regulations on investment research: Less information about some stocks.

Large technology companies have long maintained startup-investment programs, but now corporations across many non-tech industries are plowing more money into startups.

Saudi Aramco said it netted an additional $3.8 billion from its record initial public offering as it sold more shares to meet investor demand, boosting Crown Prince Mohmmed bin Salman's war chest to reshape the country's...

When clothing rental company Rent the Runway first came on the scene in 2009, there were few brands like it on the market. And because of the company's pioneering approach to fashion, CEO and founder Jennifer Hyman said,...

The Labor Department regulation will make it more difficult for workers to claim to have two employers simultaneously in cases where they are challenging wages and overtime.

AP Photo/Cliff Owen, File Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez argued a record high for the Dow Jones Industrial Average underlines the problem of stagnant US wages. In a tweet on Sunday, she highlighted the widening wealth gap...

One concern expressed by respondents is that carbon offsets don't really work to reduce atmospheric carbon dioxide.

Carnegie Mellon researchers say they've developed an AI system that detects positive comments about disenfranchised groups in online posts.

Analysts continue to debate the 5G standards Apple's iPhone 12 models will support, but one thing's clear: they'll likely resemble Samsung's 2019 phones.

The U.S. is expelling 21 Saudi military students from a training program amid an FBI investigation into a deadly shooting at a Florida Navy base last year, Attorney General William Barr said Monday, for the first time de...