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In one instance, a foreign customer’s $50,000 cash deposit in Caesars’ Hong Kong bank account wasn’t flagged as suspicious, as required by U.S. law.

China is a dream market for Uber, but despite raising $1.2 billion and planning a huge expansion, the challenges it faces could be too great to overcome.

The world’s biggest smartphone maker is preparing to cut 10 percent of its headquarters staff, a Korean newspaper reports.

The deal will help the British retailer reduce its piling debt, which had triggered a decline in credit ratings.

Multiple sources say U.S. drivers should expect even greater savings in coming months.

The private Senegalair plane en route from Ouagadougou in Burkina Faso to Dakar in Senegal disappeared from radar screens Saturday night.

At least eight people died and about 10 were missing after a South Korean fishing boat capsized, a coast guard official and media reports said on Sunday.

Celebrate Labor Day 2015 on Sept. 7 with these five freebies.

In some northeastern U.S. communities, the holiday marks the final summer weekend to make a beach trip.

California legislators are weighing a Senate bill to boost the state's renewable-energy requirement to 50 percent by 2030.

France has confirmed that the wing part that washed up on the Réunion Island in the Indian Ocean in July was part of the missing Boeing 777-200.

The deal will allow Cipla to expand into the world's largest pharmaceuticals market, as it competes in the generics market.

There are hundreds of offers that can get you on the road or in the air at the last minute, and well on the way to visiting those relatives that you’ve actively been trying to avoid for the last 10 years.

ZTE is already the fourth-biggest smartphone brand in the U.S., but it's poised for big growth.

The Iceland government is hoping to woo data center operators with generous tax incentives and a bounty of cheap, low-carbon electricity.

To date, Russia has refused to cut its production, despite a steady decline in the price of oil.

To date, only one city in the United States has an excise tax on sugar-sweetened drinks.

Jet2.com has an all-Boeing fleet of 60 planes and the latest deal would allow the carrier to cater to increasing demand.

The court indicted the owners of the Tazreen Fashions, and 11 employees, including factory managers and security guards.

China's troubles and the stock market's turmoil haven't derailed the U.S. housing recovery -- yet.

"This is yet another example of the hostile treatment of our brave men and women simply because they wear a badge," a police union official said.

The heads of the top U.S. oil, gas and coal companies are financially motivated to extract more carbon reserves, despite dire climate change warnings.

A monthly survey that tracks car-buying sentiment in China shows fewer plan to make a purchase over the next 12 months.

 Venezuela is seeking to ramp up production in coming months to offset steep losses caused by falling prices for crude, the nation’s main export.

The agreement would help the U.K. retailer cut down its massive debt of about $33.2 billion.

The restaurant chain violated the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, a California woman argued.

Beginning Oct. 6, customers will be able to purchase Egg McMuffins and other breakfast items all day at the 14,300 locations across the U.S.

Americans' purchases of cars, pickup trucks and SUVs in August surprised many industry watchers.

The vast majority of taxi drivers looking to replace their vehicles will now have to buy the Nissan NV200.