News of Microsoft's groundbreaking $26.2 billion move to acquire LinkedIn last month rocked both the tech world and the market, but deeper details of the deal didn't clear up until this weekend.
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Robert Murray, owner of the country's largest private coal company, wasted no time pointing the finger when he announced plans earlier this week to lay off as many as 4,400 workers, or 80 percent of his workforce.
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Realtors in Toronto and Vancouver are pitching Canadian cities as relatively safe property havens now that London, for years one of the world's
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Frexit. Quitaly. The names are amusing, the reality would be anything but. In the days since the U.K. voted to leave the European Union, the fact that commentators are scanning for the next country to worry about illustrates the existential crisis that …
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A suicide bomber blew himself up near the U.S. consulate in Saudi Arabia's main commercial hub and Kuwait bolstered security at oil installations,
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