AmerisourceBergen, Cardinal Health, McKesson and Teva have reached a settlement to avoid a trial seeking to blame them for fueling the opioid crisis, according to people familiar with the matter.
Ford Motor Co.’s Jim Hackett and Wall Street analysts started this year frustrated with one another.
Amazon's marketplace has become home to millions of sellers, making it hard for the company to prevent the sale of expired food.
The cold calls go out, hundreds a day, from a dank basement in the redwood hills south of San Francisco.
From what beneficiaries will be paid to what workers could owe in payroll tax, big changes are on the way for America's top social program.
Stocks opened higher on Monday, boosted by optimism around U.S.-China trade talks as well as the corporate earnings season.
Hudson’s Bay Co. will go private in a deal valuing the 349-year-old Canadian retailer at $1.45 billion, allowing a group of investors led by Chairman Richard Baker to try their hand at reinvigorating the fading department-store chain.
Religious-affiliated pension plans — like the one at this New York state hospital — do not have to get insurance coverage, under the law. And that can spell trouble for retirees if they run low on funds.
Phone fraudsters and greedy children aren’t the only ones manipulating older Americans, and the threat to their assets is growing.
Berlin’s governing parties struck a deal to freeze rents for five years, marking one of the most radical plans to tackle spiraling housing costs in a major city and hitting the shares of major apartment owners.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. has built itself into a global dealmaking force whose bankers are often stitching together the biggest and most sensitive corporate transactions.
Bank of America's move solidifies the race to zero in the retail trading world.
Oil prices fell Monday as concerns about economic growth combined with signs of ample global supplies pressured prices, outweighing bullish signals from Europe, where fears of an economically damaging no-deal Brexit have eased.
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A lull in home sales earlier this year helped build much-needed supply, but a sharp drop in rates this summer brought demand back and has dramatically depleted that inventory.
And what about the environment?
There are over 1.5 million vacant single family houses and condos in the United States.
They're money pits. There, I said it.
According to new figures: more than the federal government will spend over the coming decade on Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid combined.
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