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Regulators agreed to allow banks, pension funds, tax authorities, insurers and other finance firms to pool together customer information --...

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A sharp run-up in Treasury yields since mid-February has weighed on high-flying technology stocks that benefit from low yields as investors...

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Demand for invitations to the less-than-a-year-old service -- members get to invite a limited number of friends during its pre-launch perio...

While the biggest benchmarks for US equities fell, smaller and more speculative corners posted solid gains. Fueled by day traders, volume i...

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To pull this off in a cost-effective fashion, Swarm has built satellites that weigh just 14 ounces each. The startup plans to put up 150 of...

Uber is expected to set the terms for its IPO as soon as Friday before heading out on a road show to market the stock to potential investor...

It’s unclear what would happen if the world’s disease-causing mosquitoes were done away with.

The Federal Communications Commission forced Swarm to disable the satellites and warned that the company’s long-term plans to build a type ...

Integrating these cars into city traffic will remain especially complicated in India where roads can vary between highways and dirt tracks ...

Musk has become a cult of personality, and it’s understandable that loyal customers were upset when he started showing up at Trump Tower.

The catering business isn't what economists would call ``recession-proof.'' Luckily for J.W. Walton, most of his biggest clients are.