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India and Sri Lanka pledged closer economic and maritime ties on Tuesday as the countries seek to renew their strategic closeness after recent leadership had steered Sri Lanka closer to China.

Jack Dorsey’s two companies—Twitter Inc. and Square Inc.—will finally be working together.

Jack Dorsey’s two companies—Twitter Inc. and Square Inc.—will finally be working together.

The fiscal conservative advocacy group Club for Growth said on Tuesday it was funding $1 million in advertisements attacking Republican Donald Trump in Iowa, the first concentrated campaign to dislodge the front runner in the race for the GOP nomination.

Haleh Esfandiari and Robert S. Litwak: Ayatollah Khamenei knows that if he opens the door to U.S. diplomats, businesses and entrepreneurs, the flow of American influence into Iran will become even more uncontrollable.

Five great Keith Richards tunes, and a list of 15 others for further listening.

Insurance startup Oscar Health Insurance has a powerful new ally in its costly battle to win customers from entrenched insurance giants like UnitedHealth and Anthem.

A roundup of the morning's private equity news.

At NYFW Spring 2016, shows from Zac Posen, Thom Browne, Carolina Herrera, Mansur Gavriel, Rag and Bone

Funds controlled by billionaire investor Carl Icahn raised their stake in Cheniere Energy to 9.59% from 8.18%

General Electric will move around 500 U.S. jobs overseas to avoid losing business to foreign rivals, a decision prompted by the lapse of the U.S. Export-Import Bank.

Germany has a labor shortage, migrants want jobs. But while some companies find a perfect marriage of needs, migrant employment overall is still hampered by problems regarding legal status and settlement.

Car-hailing service Uber argued in court that the French government is trampling over the sharing economy, as it bids to overturn a new transport law which threatens two Uber executives with jail time.

A microblogging service offers a new donation tool ahead of Wednesday’s Republican debate.

U.K. car insurance is going through a purple patch and Goldman Sachs is looking to cash in with Hastings deal.

Appearing on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” Justice Stephen Breyer on Monday suggested that if cameras were allowed into the Supreme Court, viewing Americans might get a distorted impression of the cases being argued.

Sony said that it will cut the price of its PlayStation 4 in Japan by more than 10% as it looks to bolster momentum in a market where sales of smartphone games have surpassed console-based titles.

New York Fashion Week front row, it could be time to crack a smile. The luxury sector is not about to go away, according to one fund manager.

A sharp drop in global trade growth this year is underscoring a disturbing legacy of the financial crisis: Exports and imports of goods are lagging far behind the pace during past expansions, threatening future productivity and living standards.

Tom Hayes, charged with rigging Libor, makes the fateful decision to take on the government. Part three of a five-part series.

Sony borrowed a familiar name for its new coming virtual-reality headset. But the company stopped short of providing a release date or price for the device.

The actor shares his experiences playing the head of NASA's Mars missions in the sci-fi film.

The property known as Market Square, home to Twitter’s headquarters in San Francisco, is one of a growing handful of low-slung former industrial buildings that are drawing prices on par with top-quality office towers.

Following the introduction of strict border rules, Hungary declared a crisis situation in two counties struggling to cope with the growing number of migrants. Mark Kelly reports. Image: AFP

Sony borrowed a familiar name for its new coming virtual-reality headset. But the company stopped short of providing a release date or price for the device.