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Audi has tapped its top sales executive to lead the company temporarily after the CEO was arrested.

KPMG was slammed Tuesday by a UK regulator over an "unacceptable decline" in the quality of its accounting work.

Tiffany is rebranding as a company for the young and hip. And actually pulling it off.

Fujifilm wants more than $1 billion from Xerox for backing out of a merger between the two companies.

Global stock markets fell sharply on Tuesday as the trade clash between Washington and Beijing intensified.

1. More trade threats: The White House is threatening even more tariffs on China.

Shares in Chinese tech firm ZTE plummeted more than 25% Tuesday after US lawmakers sought to uphold a ban that prevents the company from buying crucial American parts.

A Tesla Model S being driven by the husband of actor Mary McCormack caught fire on a Los Angeles street last week, McCormack tweeted Friday night.

Microsoft is calling on the Trump administration to change a "zero tolerance" immigration policy that is separating families at the US-Mexico border.

What's Next: How Google's China investment explains the future: Google's $550 million investment in Chinese e-commerce firm JD.com, which will enable both companies to sell goods online across Southeast Asia, the United States and Europe, tells you three things about where we're headed:

Biotech billionaire Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong took control of the Los Angeles Times on Monday, bringing the newspaper back under local ownership for the first time in nearly two decades.

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Escalating trade tensions have all but wiped out the optimism that businesses felt because of tax cuts, a Federal Reserve official says.

Comcast is on the verge of maxing out its credit card to win 21st Century Fox.

Before moving to India, John Achillea managed an Ikea store in St. Louis, Missouri, that got 1.6 million visitors a year.

The world's biggest advertiser is pushing for gender equality in the ad business.

Even at the very top of American business, people hesitate to openly discuss sexual harassment.

"Incredibles 2" flexed its muscles at the box office this weekend.