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Acquisition would return British telecoms company to mobile market for first time since 2001

Countries not companies are paying the price for the industry’s crisis

The proposed SkyRise tower in Miami is luring investors from abroad with the promise of U.S. citizenship.

But they should not rush out as the case for hedge funds is improving

Muni bond issuance soared past $27B for the biggest January in five years and a harbinger for a huge year.

Hedge funds don't want to lose out on the next big currency win and they've identified their next target.

Argentine president criticised for racial joke during trip to China

CNBC's Jim Cramer explains why investors have to own this particular stock.

Human activity may be to blame for rising mercury levels in fish, and some species may soon be too hazardous to eat.

As Obamacare heads back to the Supreme Court, Jonathan Adler explains everything you need to know ahead of the March 4 oral argument.

Discounts on Gilead's hepatitis C drugs this year will be 46 percent, way more than investors and analysts expected.

The Ferrari 488 GTB makes a lot of promises, including its 0 to 60 in 3 seconds speed, but is Ferrari tampering with the divine?

Ian Ritchie left tennis to steady RFU before it hosts World Cup

The TV weatherman also dismissed claims that he had shown his pupils a porn film.

Though it began as a more alternative festival than it perhaps is now, Sundance has, almost from the very beginning, been tied up with the Oscars. The 1986 festival saw Woody Allen’s “Hannah And Her Sisters” play ahead of its release a few months later: the film went on to win multiple Oscar nods, including Best Picture, and pick up trophies for Best Original Screenplay, Supporting Actor and Supporting Actress. The film wasn’t an "official" Sundance picture, but it wasn’t long before films in competition... Читать дальше...

Athens brinkmanship could drive a wedge between the north and south of EU, writes Andrés Ortega

US luxury retailer hit by strong dollar

Crowdfunding has created new opportunities for accredited investors, but SEC guidelines are strict and may be changing.

Why IS there someone with a mobile phone in a Charlie Chaplin film?

Traders are betting that a key Apple supplier could face trouble when it reports on Wednesday.

Cache has become the 5th U.S. apparel retailer to file for bankruptcy in the last three months.

One year ago Satya Nadella became Microsoft's CEO. How should the company's shareholders judge his performance?

The new rules would preclude 'fast lanes,' which have drawn payments from companies like Netflix to give their content priority.

Activist pushes for shake-up of animal health company spun out of Pfizer