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Charles C. Dorego, general counsel for Glenwood Management, figures prominently in federal criminal complaints against Sheldon Silver and Dean G. Skelos that involve payoffs, graft, fraud and solicitation of bribes.

The impact of economic crises on everyday lives

Sony's relationships with digital services were exposed last week when a now-outdated licensing contract with Spotify was leaked online and friction with SoundCloud spilled into view.

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PUTIAN, China

As public sector employment, once a dependable pathway to success for many blacks, was cut in the downturn, African-American communities suffered an outsize toll.

Top central bankers and economists convened this weekend to discuss unemployment and other economic issues that extended beyond the bank's edict to contain inflation.

Japan's shares head higher after data showed the country's trade account fell into a deficit in April, but it beat expectations.

A new book by two reporters from The Globe and Mail offers details about the emotional and business turmoil surrounding BlackBerry's near collapse.

With India's electricity demand to double to 2 trillion units, coal-powered generation to remain the mainstay

Ahead of the Tape: AutoZone is in the stock-buyback zone, but growth may slow as its valuation rises.

The earlier you start saving, the easier it becomes to achieve goals

Three questions can help.

Feng Bin, 55, chairman of Beijing UTour International Travel Service, has become one of China’s newest billionaires after a rally in the shares of his tourism services company.

South Korea’s startup culture has been gaining more attention as of late. According to Korea’s Small and Medium Business Administration, the number of startups in the country soared to roughly 30,000 as of January th...

Many entrepreneurs think that business growth has to occur slowly. Nothing could be further from the truth.

KUALA LUMPUR

Business news this week will include opening arguments in the trial of three former Dewey & LeBoeuf executives and a prison sentence for the founder of Silk Road, an online drug bazaar.

The boss of InterContinental Hotel Group, Richard Solomons, talks about the company's 'made-for-China' hotels.

The PennySaver, an advertising newsletter that was a fixture in Southern California mailboxes for decades, is going out of business.

LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) -- Nigeria's leading cellphone provider said Sunday it urgently needs diesel to prevent shutting down services countrywide -- the latest business hit by a months-long fuel crisis in Africa's biggest o...

A leftist faction in Mr. Tsipras' party demanding a harder line in debt negotiations was narrowly defeated in committee vote.