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Some may think that "the taps are going to shut," says one market insider. "But that's not going to be the case."

Honeywell CEO David Cote was surprised by the EEOC lawsuit regarding his company's wellness program, which the Obama administration encourages.

Investors switch from active managers to low-cost index tracker funds

A fall in real incomes will hit hard working class families in regions supportive of the president

Stamp duty change may look good politically but economically it is odd, says Stephanie Flanders

One musician garnered 860 million listens on Spotify. His newest album is the most streamed album worldwide.

Here are five reasons why Americans reduced their spending binge on Black Friday this year.

JMorgan's Jim Casey is "concerned" about the impact of falling oil on high-yield bonds but said some hedge funds see opportunity.

Late Apple founder Steve Jobs told attorneys that that he had "not much" understanding of why the company he co-founded was being sued in a class action case.

Depositors who became shareholders will soon be able to sell

North Korea has ordered people who share the name of leader Kim Jong Un to change their names, KBS television reported.

Overall the BRC-Nielsen shop price index, which measures the changes in prices of 500 commonly bought items, records a fall in prices of 1.9 per cent year on year. Non-food prices fell by 2.9 per cent in November while food fell by 0.2 per cent.

Football club reports improved figures after Uefa fine for running up £150m losses in two years

American CEOs gathering in Washington, D.C., tell CNBC corporate tax reform and less burdensome regulations could help the economy.

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For years, the London rich have been on a subterranean building spree. But these "iceberg homes" may be coming to an end, London's Telegraph reports.

Barbizet earns position after long tenure in billionaire’s group

Investors aren't exactly exuberant about stocks, says Bruce McCain of Key Private Bank. But they're even less excited about the alternatives.

Luncheon Address — Restoring the Lost Constitution

Randy Barnett, Author, Senior Fellow, Cato Institute
Director, Georgetown Center for the Constitution

Activist investor Trian secured another partial victory on Tuesday by landing a seat on the board of BNY Mellon.

Danish consolidation bodes well for the telecoms industry

Those seen as apologists for the Russian president are finding life is complicated

Barclays became the first big Wall Street firm to upgrade a major oil stock in the wake of the crash in oil prices.

Mobile sales nearly tripled on Cyber Monday on sites operated by Yoox, which runs online stores for luxury labels.

British Sky Broadcasting is betting Google's Cardboard project virtual reality into the mainstream and is investing in its future.