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Though it drastically reduced its involvement in Obamacare this year, Aetna continues to struggle with losses from the business.

Italian flag carrier Alitalia has taken another big step toward liquidation or a sale.

Are you ready for the so-called Woodstock of Capitalism? Warren Buffett will address tens of thousands of Berkshire Hathaway shareholders at the company's annual meeting in Omaha on Saturday.

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Barry Diller finally landed Angie's List.

One of the world's biggest outsourcing firms will hire 10,000 Americans over the next two years.

Britain's power industry is facing a potential meltdown over Brexit.

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Far-right candidate Marine Le Pen is trying to attract an unlikely group of voters ahead of France's pivotal presidential runoff: the extreme left.

A month ago, President Trump was calling China "world champions" of currency devaluation. Now, he's telling a very different story.

Not all college kids spend their summers fetching coffee for free.

It was a cliffhanger ending, but the Writers Guild of America and the studios have reached a new deal that will keep the scripts coming and Hollywood at work.

In Nigeria, it can be hard to know just how much the notes in your wallet are worth.

The driverless car race is getting even more crowded.

1. Apple earnings: Tech behemoth Apple will report its quarterly results after the closing bell Tuesday.

America's top colleges are filled with rich kids.

Bloomingdale's has reached an agreement with workers at its flagship New York store, narrowly averting a strike.

Monday's May Day protests in Silicon Valley were all about the other immigrant workers at tech companies: the contract workers who feed, transport, protect and clean up after the highly paid programmers at companies like Apple, Facebook and Google.

Fox News co-president Bill Shine is out at the network, the latest casualty in the scandal that has plagued Fox News and its parent company 21st Century Fox since last summer.

Jay Clayton, President Trump's pick to be the next top cop of Wall Street, crossed another legislative hurdle in his bid to win Senate approval later this week.