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Americans don't trust mobile payments. Most say, they'll use cash or debit cards for their holiday shopping, according to a study from Bankrate.com.

Competitive threats in the luxury electric-car market and a rapidly depleting war chest may pose more immediate concerns for the California company.

Companies, like patients, are concerned about the cost of healthcare — and they are "knocking themselves out" to fix it.

Stock up on more digital storage space with the plethora of deep discounts available after Thanksgiving.

The total value of mergers and acquisitions has surpassed the previous record set in 2007, with more than $3.8 trillion in global transactions.

In the biggest-ever healthcare merger, Pfizer will move its headquarters to Ireland, freeing up billions of dollars in deferred U.S. tax liabilities.

Drivers for Compass Transportation ratified a labor agreement that includes pay raises and paid holidays.

Oil prices jumped on the signal that Saudi Arabia would work to stabilize oil prices, but the gains were quickly erased.

The "ask, ask tell" method may slow down drive-through lanes, but orders should be carried out correctly more often.

With Iran set to join the global oil market in coming months, experts worry prices will remain low amid a market oversupply.

If the deal succeeds, it would add to a list of similar ventures where Internet tycoons have been attracted to the ailing, aging newspaper business.

The retail giant has decided to start Cyber Monday shopping day 24 hours earlier, launching its deals Sunday, Nov. 29, instead.

Australian authorities reportedly said that the search for Flight MH370 will now focus on an area identified by a Boeing 777 pilot.

New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer said Sunday that rental car companies charge unnecessary and exorbitantly high E-ZPass fees.

Private equity firm CVC Capital Partners and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board outbid other buyout firms in an auction for the animals supplies company, said people familiar with the matter.

Executives of consumer-products giant Procter & Gamble should consider breaking up the company to improve its beleaguered performance, Barron's financial newspaper said.

The pharma companies on Monday confirmed a merger, valued at about $160 billion, that would create the world’s largest drugmaker.

A Turkish Airlines flight with 256 people on board was on its way to Istanbul from New York when it was diverted mid-air to Canada's Halifax airport after a possible bomb threat Sunday.

Tourists around the world have canceled holiday trips to Paris after the recent terrorist attacks there, which hasn't helped foot traffic at the city's annual Christmas Market.

"The fee per barrel that is paid as profit to the company‎ is flexible based on the risk which is considered,” an Iranian official says.

Led by Australia, the effort to find the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 already has covered about 27,027 square miles of the Indian Ocean.

The California maker of electric cars moved swiftly to inspect 3,000 vehicles and its assembly process after a customer in Europe alerted it to a seat-belt flaw.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has tracked two cases in California, two in Minnesota, one in New York and one in Ohio, with the latest case dating to Nov. 8.

From headsets to cases, there are plenty of potential gifts for Apple smartphone fans.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Friday said VW used software that reported false emissions data in all vehicles with 3-liter diesel engines from 2009 to 2016.

The U.S. Treasury Department aims to prevent companies from moving abroad to avoid taxes. But big corporations in the midst of inversions aren't blinking.

Castrol says an oil change and filter service with the Nexcel takes less than a tenth of the current time. And it's much cleaner.

The weather in the Indian Ocean search area is also expected to improve.

Despite resistance in Hong Kong to its new technology, the automaker is seeking “hardcore software engineers," with no previous auto experience, CEO Elon Musk says.