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Europe Editorial Page Editor Joseph Sternberg on renewed calls for independence from Great Britain. Photo credit: AFP/Getty Images.

New York Law Professor David Schoenbrod on how elected representatives game budgets and evade accountability.

Tori Mellott takes you through her Park Slope, showcasing her favorite neighborhood spots

A Bay Area food-technology startup said it had developed the world’s first chicken strips grown from self-reproducing cells, a technology that some believe could reshape the meat industry.

The number of retailers providing monthly same-store sales data has dwindled, contributing to greater volatility for their stocks.

The Federal Reserve said it would raise short-term interest rates and remained on track to keep lifting them this year, signaling the central bank is moving into a new policy phase as the economy strengthens.

Markets and the central bank agree on three rate increases this year, but stocks are pricing in stronger growth than the Federal Reserve expects.

Notre Dame’s Bonzie Colson is part of a surprisingly small group of Division I players who were born or raised in New England

Makers of high-end refrigerators are of two minds: High-tech or hide tech. Some consumers want computers and cameras, while others demand invisible doors that meld in with kitchen cabinets.

Federal authorities have charged four men, including two officers from Russia’s spy agency, with hacking computer systems at Yahoo and stealing personal data that affected hundreds of millions of Yahoo users, in the first such case to directly target the Russian government.

With the U.S. soccer team in last place in ‘The Hex,’ head coach Bruce Arena announced a 24-man roster filled with veterans for two crucial World Cup qualifiers.

The President has called Warren Buffett’s bluff.

The family trust of the founder of India’s largest mining company is investing $2.44 billion in Anglo-American PLC, a huge outlay on the British mining company that a year ago was locked in a desperate struggle to right itself from a sharp decline in commodity prices.

American Media Inc., owner of such entertainment brands as the National Enquirer, Radar Online and Star, has reached an agreement to buy Us Weekly from closely held Wenner Media Inc. for $100 million.

Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen held a press conference on Wednesday to explain the rationale for the Fed's decision to increase interest rates. She also took questions about what might influence their decision-making in the future. Photo: Getty.

Officials from Pacific Rim nations meeting in Chile pledged to keep markets open and expand free-trade accords, pushing back against signs of protectionism in the U.S.

Auto executives say they can adapt to taxes or other curbs on imports, even as industry advocates insist such moves will dent sales and eat into profit.

The stock market is booming and businesses and households are near their most confident in years. Yet the U.S. economy shows few signs of breaking out of its long stretch of subpar growth.

The European Central Bank is entering uncharted territory as it prepares to signal a possible retreat from its massive monetary stimulus without triggering a violent market reaction.

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At least 39 people were killed in one attack on the main judicial building in Damascus, state media and an opposition monitoring group said.

The chip maker is banking on a booming market for autonomous-vehicle technology after struggling to justify previous deals, including the 2010 purchase of McAfee.

Federal Reserve officials still expect to raise short-term interest rates two more times this year after lifting them Wednesday—and they see no major changes in their economic outlook.