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The $76 billion Alibaba stake owned by the rump of Yahoo could finally be unwound. Recent corporate tax cuts may end up being the catalyst to close one of the hedge-fund industry’s highest-profile trades.

United Technologies CEO Greg Hayes gave analysts on Friday details about the cost of splitting the company ahead of a planned review on the idea.

Saudi Arabia’s sovereign-wealth fund is moving to buy a stake in Endeavor, the world’s largest talent agency, Saudi officials said, as the kingdom builds an entertainment industry with a once-unthinkable partner: Hollywood.

Videogame-maker Electronic Arts Inc. nixed its plan to sell randomized packs of virtual goods—known as “crates” or “loot boxes”—in the latest edition of its “Star Wars Battlefront” series.

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Caterpillar will close a parts factory in Texas and may close an engine plant near Chicago as it continues to pare back its manufacturing footprint.

A second veteran executive is leaving Nike Inc. in the wake of internal complaints about inappropriate workplace behavior at the sneaker and sportswear giant, according to people familiar with the matter.

Trump administration sanctions Russia for interference election meddling, National Security Adviser McMaster on Trump's chopping block, and turn your living room into a pop-up nightclub.

Feeling obliged to visit a historic, early-20th-century building in Vienna, a dubious design writer comes away wowed by its industrial chic

Britain’s top diplomat on Friday accused President Vladimir Putin of ordering the poisoning of an ex-double agent, as police launched a murder investigation into the death of another Russian exile.

European foreign ministers, anxious to salvage the nuclear deal with Iran, plan to sketch out new measures to increase pressure on the country over its ballistic missile program and regional actions.

Feeling obliged to visit a historic, early-20th-century building in Vienna, a dubious design writer comes away wowed by its industrial chic

Investors are overreacting to a January slowdown despite Tiffany’s success with new products.

Qualcomm director Paul Jacobs may step down after he was stripped of the title of executive chairman last week and embarked on a long-shot bid for the company, according to people familiar with the matter—the latest plot twist to roil the chip-making giant.

The fight against the epidemic is losing momentum for the first time, and experts say the booming population of young women in sub-Saharan Africa means global infections could start rising. Researchers are racing to develop new prevention methods.

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Fiat Chrysler lost a bid to dismiss a lawsuit accusing it of rigging diesel-powered vehicles to dupe emissions tests, keeping the Italian-U.S. auto maker in the legal crosshairs over alleged environmental violations that have drawn comparisons to longstanding fraud at Volkswagen AG.

While men are often loathe to groom their brows, some maintenance is advisable.

U.S. consumers’ confidence reached a 14-year high this month, as lower-income households reported feeling more optimistic about the economy.

The U.S., Europe and other countries are split on how to tax digital businesses, threatening a rush to impose unilateral charges at a time of rising tensions between the major economies.

Feeling obliged to visit a historic, early-20th-century building in Vienna, a dubious design writer comes away wowed by its industrial chic

Vladimir Putin runs for reelection Sunday on a record of improving Russia’s living standards and global swagger while limiting political freedoms. Most first-time voters, who have known no other leader, can accept that trade-off.

South Africa’s top prosecutor reinstated decade-old corruption charges against former President Jacob Zuma, escalating the retired leader’s legal troubles just weeks after he stepped down.

Depressed demand for large gas turbines has hurt revenue at Siemens, but the German engineering conglomerate hopes to offset part of the industry slump by building smaller power plants.