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The CEO of London's Serpentine Galleries has quit amid what she calls "toxic personal attacks" over her husband's involvement in an Israeli spyware firm.

Wisconsin's economic development agency has determined that Madison-based medical diagnostics firm Exact Sciences Corporation doesn't have to repay any tax credits, after the company pledged to return $61,000 for jobs created outside the state.

European Central Bank President Mario Draghi says that the eurozone's monetary authority stands ready to cut interest rates and could re-start its bond purchase stimulus program if the economy needs it.

Qatar Airways has been named the best airline in the world, according to Skytrax, an air carrier ratings organization.

The Federal Reserve is likely — if not certain — to leave interest rates alone when its latest policy meeting ends Wednesday.

A Brazilian court says it has accepted a petition from construction giant Odebrecht to undergo bankruptcy protection while it restructures its debts.

While serving in the U.S. Marine Corps, Erik Goodge was severely wounded during a deployment to Afghanistan.

Fifty years after the Cuyahoga River's most famous fire, a plucky new generation of Cleveland artists and entrepreneurs has turned the old jokes into inspiration and forged decades of embarrassment into a fiery brand of local pride.

Lego's global CMO explains what the company is doing to bring kids' building blocks to life with augmented reality.

Jamaica's central bank thinks the country's economy is doing very well and it is using an instantly recognizable symbol of the island to get this message to the people: reggae music.

A consumer advocacy group is reminding parents of the dangers of classic summertime toys like baby pools, high-powered water guns and inflatable pool rings.

Gloria Vanderbilt built a career as an actress, artist, fashion designer, author and socialite, amassing a fortune on top of her inherited money — but the heiress most likely didn’t leave an inheritance for her son CNN anchor Anderson Cooper and other children.

Several airlines are responding to growing concerns from customers about travel to the Dominican Republic after at least eight American tourists died in the Caribbean country under mysterious circumstances this year.

A new report stated the U.S. women’s soccer team outearned the male soccer team from 2016 to 2018, according to audited financial statements.

Another fire at U.S. Steel's massive coke plant outside Pittsburgh knocked a key pollution control system offline Monday, triggering a health warning as officials monitored the air around the plant for signs of a release of toxic sulfur dioxide.

Reynolds Wrap is searching for its next Chief Grilling Officer or a person who will be paid $10,000 for two weeks to travel across the U.S. and search for the best BBQ ribs.

The findings could have ramifications for those who don't have existing credit history.

Asian stocks were mixed on Tuesday as caution set in ahead of interest rate decisions by the U.S. Federal Reserve and other central banks.

Chinese state media say the country will halt imports from a Canadian pork company after food safety issues were detected in one batch.

U.S. stocks edged higher in early trading on Wall Street Monday following two weeks of gains.