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Carsten Spohr faces questions about what the company knew, and when, about the medical condition of Andreas Lubitz, the co-pilot whom prosecutors accuse of deliberately crashing Germanwings Flight 9525.
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Facebook is confronting a wave of investigations in Europe into its privacy practices.
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Antitrust authorities in Europe are examining Apple’s agreements with record labels as the company prepares to launch a subscription music-streaming service.
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Ford Motor and its Chinese partner will invest $1.08 billion to buy and upgrade an existing car factory from a struggling domestic car maker.
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SAIC Motor, China’s largest auto maker by sales, said its net profit rose 12.8% last year thanks to solid demand for cars built by its joint ventures with Volkswagen and General Motors.
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Mistrust between China and foreign technology companies simmers as a Chinese agency criticized Google for rejecting its website safety process.
A month before boxers Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao even enter the ring, their May 2 title fight is already breaking records, with the pay-per-view bout set to cost fans $99.
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Airbnb is offering accommodations to licensed U.S. travelers in Cuba, the latest U.S. company to make a move into the island country amid a thaw in relations.
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Intel Corp. Chief Executive Brian Krzanich received $11.2 million in compensation in 2014, up about 17% from $9.6 million the year before.
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China is tightening control over the sector, which has created behemoths such as Alibaba but has also drawn criticism for not adequately policing fake goods.
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Auto makers continue to stress they have their own bells and whistles, including 4G LTE connectivity and other features that improve driving, even as Apple and Google roll out their own car technology.
Gatorade is capping off its revived “Be Like Mike” campaign with a video created from user-generated social posts that shows a new generation of basketball fans still want to be like Michael Jordan. The video “We All Still Want To Be Like Mike,” created by agency VML, is a montage of posts from young fans [...]
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Global exports of Scotch whisky fell 7% last year, as American drinkers switched in droves to bourbon and other American whiskeys. It was the steepest drop-off in Scotch exports since 1998.
While recruiters target elite universities like Princeton, providing on-campus information sessions and informal coffees, students at less-selective schools put in extra legwork.
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Canada’s finance minister pledged to deliver a balanced budget for this year when he delivers the government’s long-awaited fiscal plan on April 21, even as the country’s economy takes a hit from falling oil prices.
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The number of Americans seeking first-time unemployment benefits fell to near the lowest level in 15 years last week, a sign of continued improvement in the labor market.
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Celltrion, which sells a cheap version of a top-selling rheumatoid arthritis drug in Europe, is now targeting the U.S., the world’s biggest pharmaceutical market.
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Brazil’s stock exchange operator is proposing, with the support of the market regulator, a series of recommendations to improve corporate governance at state-run companies.
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Starz this week will make its first international foray with the launch of a subscription streaming video service in the Middle East called Starz Play Arabia.
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Korn/Ferry International, the world’s biggest executive-search firm, is embroiled in a bitter legal dispute over the dismissal of a top executive.
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“Most investment managers operate more or less the way they operated decades ago: Their investments are made using their brains,” says Two Sigma co-founder David Siegel.The firm’s systems constitute artificial intelligence, he says, and “represent the future of investment management.”
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Funds managing billions of dollars are hunting for investment clues in newswires, weather and Twitter.
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The SEC is trying to send a clear signal with the KBR settlement over confidentiality agreements: Companies need to scrutinize their employment agreements to make sure they don't muzzle whistleblowers--or else.
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