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The deal is expected to return the Montreal-area company to the U.S. market.

Rajat Gupta is the highest-ranking corporate official to be convicted in the government's probe of insider trading in the hedge fund industry.

Infosys was under pressure to bring in a new CEO to check an exodus of senior executives, and reassure clients and investors.

Goldman Sachs made millions when they sold their stake in Alibaba in 2004, but they could have made much more.

The Obama adminstration's new program gives students like Andy MacCracken some breathing room.

More than 150 million people worldwide and three million Americans suffer from hepatitis C, which does not have a vaccine till date.

Long-term unemployment linked to higher rates of depression, according to a recent Gallup poll.

“Brazil has been hit by severe drought and has been scrambling to find additional supplies of gas to compensate for the lack of hydropower."

"Countrywide and Bank of America made disastrously bad loans and stuck taxpayers with the bill."

SEBI is also considering investigating the Indian arm of Credit Suisse, which brokered the transaction.

Europe's central bank cut its interest rates to below zero in an effort to boost inflation and juice its economy.

The company has aggressively expanded its capabilities to carry multimedia content.

Asia Pacific M&A volumes have surged almost 88 percent so far this year from a year ago, according to Thomson Reuters data.

And if the law of supply and demand holds then retail coffee prices may be headed north, right?

The Japanese insurer will retain existing management at the Birmingham, Ala.-based target

Till date, government ministers have said little in public about BNP Paribas' negotiations with U.S. authorities.

U.S. regulators' plan to fine BNP Paribas $10 billion has as much to do with politics as with finance -- and Europe can't do much about it.

The EPA's rule, announced Monday, aims to reduce power plants' carbon dioxide emissions by 30 percent by 2030 to slow global warming.

Walters reportedly met Icahn between 1998 and 2008 at a time when Icahn Enterprises owned a casino and hotel in Las Vegas.

Consumer prices in Japan surged to a 23-year high after a tax increase earlier this year.

The fund will be used to expand the company’s investments in the technology, consumer and health care sectors in India and Southeast Asia.

The Colorado-based company is also the first subscription-based TV provider to accept bitcoins.

But the contraction is "nothing to worry about," London-based Capital Economics said.

States representing more than one quarter of U.S. car sales are stepping up promotions of cleaner cars.

Special governing board has sparked concerns about just who is running the giant company that plans a big U.S. IPO.

Writer tells Newsweek that he was not given enough time to address questions from the Financial Times.

Scottish bank plans to cut its mortgage trading business in the U.S.

Italy announced that it will include drugs, prostitution and smuggling as it recalculates its 2014 GDP.

The bank was penalized for mismanaging conflicts of interest between itself and its customers, and for having inadequate controls in place.