Why Delaware ruling on Akorn-Fresenius deal matters

Court ruling that Fresenius can walk away from deal will have M&A lawyers scrambling

If the economy is booming, where are the loans?

Bank investors fear efficiency gains alone cannot keep driving profits

Mining chief predicts ‘suicide’ for his critics

Head of Cleveland-Cliffs lashes out at Wall Street analysts after shares fall

After Math: Paying more for less

The rent is too damn high unless you're living in a van down by the river, medical care routinely puts people into bankruptcy, gas prices are still floating around $3 a gallon nationwide and Senator Ted "Zodiac Killer" Cruz is worried that his six fi...

How to Use Your Existing Phone Overseas

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Electric cars could store energy in their carbon fiber bodies

Electric cars typically need larger, denser batteries if they're going to meet the range expectations of people used to gas-powered vehicles, but available space and weight limit the size of that battery. Researchers might have a solution: turn the...