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The satellite radio company is adamant that it can thrive without a major acquisition but analysts aren't so sure.

Best Buy may have held up better than its rivals, but the retailer will be hard pressed to make its 60th anniversary.

The online retailer is sharing its original shows for free on YouTube in a bid to attract more paying customers.

Big banks are borrowing from the government at historically low rates, then jacking up credit card APRs.

The network equipment maker will lay off 14,000 employees, nearly 20 percent of its global workforce, technology news site CRN reported.

The problem isn’t Obamacare. It’s the private markets for health insurance that create powerful incentives to avoid sick people.

Shoppers increasingly have been using online retailers such as Amazon.com and spending on big items instead of apparel.

Corporations must be held accountable for employees under extreme pressures at work.

Univision outbid Ziff Davis, which had made an initial offer of $90 million for Gawker.

Hefner, 90, the founder of the Playboy empire, will still live in the mansion for the rest of his life.

Insurers leaving the market, the failure of the risk corridor and a lack of the young and healthy may add up to sticker shock for many.

There are so many ways we can improve wearable technology from figuring out new sources of data, increasing effectiveness of power sources and focusing less on hardware.

If total joblessness was counted accurately, the unemployment rate would be closer to 12 percent.

Tesla’s Gigafactory is far from a typical manufacturing facility—the plant’s unique constraints outweigh the typical benefits that manufacturing companies seek when they move to or invest in a foreign nation.

The self-proclaimed bold visionary is a plagiarist. Worse, his ideas are bad, pointless, or both.

One in five cancer patients will stop taking a lifesaving drug due to an inability to meet the high co-pays.

The proposed mergers of big health care insurers beg the question: Would consumers be better off with a few giant companies?

Gurbaksh Chahal made millions before losing his business after a domestic violence dispute. Now he’s headed behind bars for 12 months.

Hong Kong exchange Bitfinex is offering 5 percent of the $70 million stolen last week.

The search giant faces a $5 million fine for breaching competition rules in Russia.

Big Wall Street banks are asking the U.S. Federal Reserve to grant them an additional five-year grace period to comply with a financial reform regulation.

The U.K. has had a tax on stock trades for decades, yet it remains one of the world’s financial powerhouses.