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Top lawmakers in the House and Senate have begun their own probes into a recent spate of fraudulent tax filings made through Intuit’s TurboTax, as federal agents try to determine what has happened.
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Amid the steepest downturn in crude prices in years, Europe’s big oil companies are getting a boost from a previously unprofitable source: their refining businesses.
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An activist investor is taking aim at Tempur Sealy’s CEO, citing concerns about the mattress company’s missed financial forecasts and stock performance.
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Pioneers in shifting business applications to Web-friendly cloud services from data centers offer a primer on the common mistakes in making the transition—and how to avoid them.
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Few things in U.S. law are as sacrosanct as the attorney-client privilege. But when foreign companies show up in U.S. courts, they sometimes find it doesn’t apply to them.
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Canadian insurance giant Fairfax Financial Holdings said late Monday that it has struck a deal to acquire U.K. specialty insurer Brit PLC in a transaction worth $1.88 billion.
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Fanuc said it would invest more than $1 billion in new domestic factories and research facilities, days after a well-known hedge fund investor called on it to return more cash to investors.
Oil-services company Transocean said Chief Executive Steven Newman would leave the company amid a downturn for the industry following the slump in oil prices last summer.
GM will be in court Tuesday fighting to keep a bankruptcy shield blocking legal claims on falling resale values and injuries from a flawed ignition switch.
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Top General Motors executives received restricted stock awards under a new long-term incentive plan, with Chief Executive Mary Barra being awarded 15% more shares than in her first year at the helm.
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John Browne, the former chief executive of BP PLC, has taken on another high-profile role in Britain PLC--joining the U.K. board of Huawei Technology Co., the controversial Chinese telecommunications equipment maker that's making a big push in Europe.
As you might expect, the National Basketball Association is blowing it out this weekend for its All-Star game in New York. And the increasingly global league has a constant need to reach new fans--and sometimes, that means trying nearly everything.
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Envisioned as a health monitor, it now provides data, communicates in new ways and serves as a fashion accessory.
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Keywords: “People analytics,” which treats an organization’s workers like any other supply chain asset— to be monitored, analyzed and reconfigured—is likely to play a growing role in driving decision making.
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Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd. said profit in its first fiscal quarter was flat, as expenses climbed and trading income dropped.
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The White House said it would intervene in stalled labor talks at West Coast ports, sending the Labor secretary to meet with both parties and urge them to complete a new contract and avoid further slowdowns.
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So much about treating seriously ill children is different from caring for adults, it presents its own unique set of challenges
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Entities that don’t make products or sell services file more than 60% of U.S. patent lawsuits.
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Supporters of Yemen’s former President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi have seized radio and television buildings in the southern city of Aden after they accused security forces of working for Shiite rebels who control the capital.
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Michele Ferrero, the world’s richest candy maker whose Nutella chocolate and hazlenut spread helped raise generations of Europeans and defined Italian sweets, died on Valentine’s Day, the company said.
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A Russian-speaking gang of computer criminals has stolen millions of dollars since late 2013 from banks in Russia, Eastern Europe and the U.S., according to new report from security concern Kaspersky Lab ZAO.
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Some targets of U.S. economic sanctions in Russia and Ukraine are selling off their assets, sometimes to relatives; this is causing a headache for U.S. firms trying to remain compliant with the rules at home but hoping to do business in the region.
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A survey of 277 board members and senior executives found regulatory change and heightened regulatory scrutiny the top overall risk for the third straight year.
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