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Olivet University, the fundamentalist Christian college at the center of a $35 million money-laundering scheme that had also ensnared Newsweek, pleaded guilty to two felonies in the case on Thursday. The California-based...

As part of a new BBC blog series, Maura Hannon from Switzerland shares what she spent her money on this week.

A Goldman Sachs-backed consumer finance provider is lining up potential administrators amid last-ditch talks to save it from collapse.

U.S. Steel is betting its future on an efficient new mill along the Mississippi River, not far downstream from one of the old plants that have long defined its labor-intensive approach to steelmaking.

Medical schools and training hospitals are looking to games and super-realistic robots to prepare doctors for their day-to-day procedures. Imagine a mouth wide and open. It’s your job to feed a plastic line of tubing p...

When Barrett founded his San Francisco-based company in 2008, he said the main competition for managing expenses was Excel spreadsheets, if that.

An investment firm known for buying up distressed assets has become the largest single owner of New York City taxi-medallion loans.

President Trump’s decision to name Richard Grenell to lead the country’s intelligence community raises a staggering array of questions, ranging...

Spencer Platt/Getty Images Many leaders try and set aside at least an hour a day for things like deliberate practice or learning — what the author calls a "five-hour rule." These hours could be spent reading — Oprah ...

The deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2020.

London stocks struggled for direction on Thursday, as investors assessed fresh coronavirus risk, with Smith & Nephew PLC standing out with gains after upbeat results.

Imagine a carbon-neutral closed loop -- that could dramatically reduce greenhouse gases.

Mike Bloomberg gave glimpses into where he stands on health care, taxes at Democratic Debate and spoke of how he treats his female employees.       

Google is planning to move its British users' accounts out of the control of European Union privacy regulators, placing them under U.S. jurisdiction instead, the company confirmed late on Wednesday.

In the latest sign that the body-positivity trend is becoming the new hit fashion, Procter & Gamble's Olay skincare label is joining a growing list of others in saying no to retouching.

Rock-bottom corporate bond yields, high levels of business debt and one of the fastest expansions of stock market valuations on record are worrying some Federal Reserve officials who fret such financial imbalances could ...

How can you make a good startup culture when you can't even describe what a culture is, let alone measure it? The creation of a "good" startup culture is perhaps the single most important determinant of the long-term suc...

An inspirational story of how Angelica Nwandu came from foster care to start The Shade Room

Even though hotel brands have gone all in on direct booking campaigns, online travel sites like Booking.com and Hotels.com continue to dominate paid search advertising, according to media research firm Kantar. Between Ja...

Google is removing "male" and "female" labeling options from its Cloud Vision API for recognizing objects and faces to avoid potential bias.

Maurizio Pesce Tesla CEO Elon Musk has had a lot of different cars over the years. His first vehicle was a 1978 BMW 320i — he paid only $1,400 for it. At one point, a McLaren F1 was his daily driver, but he totaled it ...

If there are specific issues that could substantially alter a business as a result of whoever wins the White House, then certainly a prospective buyer must address those. Or, are there potential opportunities from the fa...