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President Trump's attacks on Amazon are the latest evidence of the CEO president being at odds with business.

Some companies can learn from watching Starbucks, IBM and L'Oreal.

Unlike some employers, the government in South Korea's capital city wants its staffers to work less, not more.

Mark Fields lost his job as Ford CEO in May of last year but still got paid nearly $7 million more than his successor Jim Hackett.

Corona has a new low calorie premium light beer and is expanding a beer targeted to Hispanics.

BlackRock says it will put more pressure on gun makers whose shares it owns.

President Trump hates the WTO, but his own administration recently put out detailed report defending it.

President Trump hasn't tweeted about the market in nearly three weeks as stocks have slid. He used to celebrate every milestone. Now he cheers good economic data instead.

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Toyota is stepping on the gas to develop a commercially viable autonomous car by forming a new company with two of its suppliers.

Georgia may be lashing out at Delta, putting a tax break at risk, but they aren't breaking up any time soon.

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Shares of Boeing are flying high in 2018, putting the aerospace and defense giant on track to be the Dow's best performer for the second year in a row.

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WPP shares dropped 15% in London after the advertising behemoth warned that sales will be flat in 2018.

ExxonMobil's joint venture with Russian oil giant Rosneft was former CEO Tillerson's crowning achievement but sanctions have forced ExxonMobil to drop out of deal.

Dick's Sporting Goods said it raise age requirement for firearm sales, stop selling military-style semiautomatic weapons in wake of shooting in Parkland Florida.