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The movie subscription service keeps burning through cash and needs more money to keep going.

Thirty years after Dell went public, the company is ready to do it all over again.

India's local retailers say Walmart's takeover of Flipkart will kill their business.

The US box office had a record quarter thanks to a big June that included "Incredibles 2" and "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom."

He walked out for his Wimbledon opener on Monday in a Uniqlo top and headband.

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Schools across the country are reassessing security measures in response to recent shootings. School security has become a growth market, with districts investing in video surveillance and entry control systems, and some considering newer gadgets that claim to fill security gaps.

Retail isn't just Amazon versus Walmart. Warehouse retail giant Costco is posting impressive sales growth too.

Big time investors have long had the ability to borrow against their investment portfolio. Now smaller-scale investors can do the same thing. But you need to know the risks.

The replacement of ZTE's board puts the company one step closer to being allowed to buy American parts again.

Dan Loeb, who runs the activist hedge fund Third Point, is unimpressed with Nestle's efforts to up its game.

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Japan's Uzabase will pay as much as $110 million for digital business news site Quartz as it seeks to expand internationally.

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Canada has retaliated against US steel and aluminum tariffs by slapping its own penalties on American exports.

Rachel Pacella and Phil Davis described Thursday's shooting in a television interview with CNN's Brian Stelter.

US companies, encouraged by a decade of low borrowing costs, have racked up enormous debt.

Toys 'R' Us' closings will leave more than 700 empty locations. Even with the growth of online shopping, retailers are looking to move into those stores soon.

President Trump tweeted on Saturday that Saudi's King Salman has agreed to pump more oil. Saudi Arabia confirmed the two leaders spoke but did not say if the kingdom would produce more crude.