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Three Takata executives indicted over exploding airbags, company agrees to pay $1 billion to settle U.S. criminal charges.

A bill has been introduced in Congress that could curtail the jetliner deals between Airbus and Boeing and Iran, offering an early test for the incoming administration and the future of the Iran nuclear deal.

Donald Trump says BMW is making mistake with plans for a Mexican plant.

Tech's FANG stocks -- Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google owner Alphabet -- are surging. Investors seem more excited about Donald Trump's stimulus and tax plans than worried about protectionist talk. But are the stocks too hot?

It's a visionary deal: The world's biggest eyewear companies -- Luxottica Group and Essilor are coming together in a $50 billion merger.

Michael Lynton, CEO of Sony Entertainment, is stepping down to join Snap Inc.

Disney CEO Bob Iger saw his pay dip by $1 million in 2016 -- but don't feel too sorry for him. He still made $43.9 million

Wells Fargo announced plans on Friday to shut down more than 400 branches by the end of 2018.

Wells Fargo ditched the notorious "cross-selling" term on Friday, attempting to turn the page on the biggest banking scandal in recent years.

Renault is the latest automaker to be embroiled in an emissions cheating scandal.

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Super Bowl LI tickets are regularly selling for more than $4,000 a piece, but GameHedge, a ticket resale site, is promising customers will get 50% of their money back if the game is settled by more than a 28-point margin.

Lexus unveiled its first yacht Thursday. No, not a land yacht. This is the 885-horsepower sea-going Lexus Sport Yacht.

Trump urges people to shop at LL Bean after an anti-Trump group calls for a boycott.

Wells Fargo said it was in talks with the CFPB about its fake account problem as early as March 2016 -- six months before shareholders were told.

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A Massachusetts judge ordered Exxon on Wednesday to hand over more than four decades of the company's climate change research.

The maker of Ding Dongs, Ho Hos and other iconic snacks fell on hard times a few years ago. But Hostess has emerged from bankruptcy with new owners and a focus on gluttony. Investors love it. Twinkies ice cream, anyone?

Natarajan Chandrasekaran is a Tata veteran, having joined in 1987 as a software developer.

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