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A shareholder lawsuit that cites internal company documents alleges that the plane maker failed to properly oversee management’s responses to two fatal crashes and safety problems in the aircraft involved.

Welcome to the Sunshine State, where every job is essential and the living is healthy.

Mallinckrodt is preparing to file for bankruptcy within weeks, setting up a potential battle with state and local governments over the drugmaker’s alleged role in fueling opioid addiction in the U.S.

The Heritage Foundation’s president on the racial progress she’s experienced, the problems that remain, and becoming a target of Fox host Tucker Carlson.

‘If you’re asking whether I take my faith seriously and I’m a faithful Catholic, I am.’

The findings from an early-stage trial add detail to J&J’s recent announcement that the trial’s results were positive and support the drugmaker’s decision to start a larger study.

LinkedIn, the professional networking site owned by Microsoft Corp., has rolled out a redesign and several new features, including its own version of “stories” posts.

The first Black woman to run a U.S. bank, Maggie Lena Walker saw the economic independence of her peers as an ethical imperative. ‘Let us have a bank that will take the nickels and turn them into dollars,’ she said.

The restaurant chain is close to a settlement with its unsecured creditors that clears a path for the business to sell itself or hand over ownership to lenders.

The announcement follows Facebook confirming that Apple approved its request to exempt businesses hosting live online events through its app from being required to pay a cut of sales to Apple.

President Vladimir Putin wants to reboot relations, especially on tech and communications, even as U.S. officials say Moscow is trying to sway the presidential election.

Franklin Resources made a big bet on gun maker Remington that cost its investors hundreds of millions of dollars. Now, a way out of the trade has drawn the investment manager into conflict with families of the Sandy Hook shooting victims.

The interior designer responsible for the décor of the Obama White House finds lots to learn in American decorator Billy Baldwin’s understated take on swank.

Even in the midst of a recession, investors are pouring money into newly public companies at levels on par with the dot-com era. A shift in the economy and low interest rates are helping drive the frenzy of activity.

The ECB and the European Commission have thrown their weight behind the market for environmentally friendly bonds, a move that could make sustainable finance more mainstream and improve its transparency.

Two people were seriously wounded in a knife attack near the former offices of Charlie Hebdo that prosecutors are investigating as a possible terrorist act, more than five years after gunmen opened fire in the satirical magazine’s newsroom.

Once viewed as a “palate cleanser,” the all-white kitchen is making way for bolder, more colorful designs.

The rebound in the U.S. economy is providing companies with a good reason to increase capital spending. But it is also giving them reason to be cautious about splurging on new equipment.

Cloud-computing startups have landed new investments and customer accounts during the coronavirus pandemic as many companies have accelerated cloud-related projects to keep ahead of the competition.

New research shows Chinese authorities have razed or damaged two-thirds of the mosques in China’s remote northwestern region of Xinjiang, further illuminating the scope of a forced cultural-assimilation campaign targeting millions of Uighur Muslims.

British bookmaker William Hill said it had received takeover proposals from Caesars and Apollo, the latest sign of growing interest in the U.S. sports-gambling market.

A new crop of jewelry makers using lab-grown and recycled diamonds, as well as recycled metals, appeal to millennials and other customers who like knowing exactly where their purchases come from. Could the trend foretell a permanent shift?

For a National Park alternative, escape to one of these four wildlife refuges—from Alaska to New Orleans—with tips on what to see and where to stay from nature photographer Ian Shive.

Chinese officials weighing an agreement to turn TikTok into a U.S.-based company are eager to ensure that the short-video app’s Chinese owner retains control over its global operations and that TikTok’s source code remains secret.

As the Southeastern Conference kicks off football, fans who want to watch Alabama and Auburn face off in person in November are experiencing sticker shock.