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Two of the biggest suppliers to Boeing and Airbus are getting together -- and it's mostly because you want cheaper plane tickets.

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American employers say they are missing one key ingredient these days: Workers.

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Angry Birds is slinging into an IPO.

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Some companies get a lot of good press for the perks and benefits they offer to employees -- like nap rooms, comped egg freezing, free snacks, team parties and more.

Lego will cut 1,400 jobs as part of a broad overhaul of its strategy after a decade of rapid growth.

1. Time to deal: United Technologies, a conglomerate that makes equipment for the aerospace and building industries, has announced plans to buy high-tech aerospace and defense electronics supplier Rockwell Collins for $23 billion.

Mort Zuckerman has agreed to sell the New York Daily News to Tronc, the newspaper publisher previously known as Tribune.

Jack Fischer hovered 200 miles above Earth while his family, friends and coworkers were tormented by a gruesome storm.

Boeing is cheering a decision by the World Trade Organization to reverse a ruling that the company received an illegal subsidy to build its 777x jetliner in Washington state.

Rupert Murdoch is betting big on the future of cricket.

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Prince William and his wife Kate have only just announced they are expecting another baby, but companies are already sensing a chance to cash in.

President Trump risks doing more harm than good with his latest rhetoric over North Korea.

North Korea's biggest ever nuclear test has sent a fresh wave of nervousness through global markets.