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A report from consulting firm Korn Ferry predicts that workers around the world will get a real pay increase of just 1.5% on average in 2018.

Energy markets were shocked Tuesday by the closure of a pipeline in the North Sea and a major explosion at a facility in Austria.

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After years of resisting, the company has agreed to reveal the risks it faces from climate change and the global crackdown on carbon emissions.

Bitcoin mania is alive and well. But there's actually another cryptocurrency that's fared even better lately. Litecoin has doubled in the past day and is up an astonishing 10,000% in the last year. Can this end well?

SquarePlums is customizing shipping containers to help fix a shortage of homes in India's tech hub.

Students are checking the price between classes, workers are trading as they line up for coffee, and grandparents are playing the market at home.

An investment advisory group and policy experts say meat taxes are just a matter of time as governments try to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from livestock.

A production slowdown nationally during the Great Recession has dampened the Christmas tree industry today.

The world's biggest movie theater chain moved fast after Saudi Arabia listed its 35-year ban on cinemas.

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A European property group is buying Westfield, which has 35 malls in the U.S. and U.K., for $15.8 billion

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AAA study shows that, in cars where it's "recommended," but not "required," there is only slight benefit from using Premium fuel.

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Jimmy Kimmel's young son, Billy, made an appearance on his father's late night broadcast, "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" on Monday night.

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SpaceX is launching barley for a Budweiser-backed experiment.

Comcast is dropping out of the running to buy a majority of 21st Century Fox, clearing the path for Disney to complete an acquisition should it choose to do so.

The New Yorker has parted ways with its Washington correspondent, Ryan Lizza, following a review of what it called "improper sexual conduct."