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So-called fintech firms, like Square, can apply for a new kind of banking charter from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, allowing them to expand nationwide more easily.

It has been a bruising time for the music trade publication, involving allegations of editorial interference and inappropriate behavior for top executives.

The idea that healthy workers are productive workers is behind a growing trend in real estate to create offices with measurable wellness benefits.

The subscription-based movie ticket service has been on a roller-coaster ride since 2011, and the end feels near. Here’s what happened.

A proposed ordinance would ban employee cafeterias in new construction, encouraging tech workers to leave the office to buy their meals.

As Greece prepares to exit nearly a decade worth of bailouts, the International Monetary Fund is warning the country faces an uphill battle to recovery.

As big supermarkets struggle, a new crop of local groceries are innovating to serve niche audiences and advance social causes.

Facebook has identified a coordinated political influence campaign that includes stoking division around white supremacy and the Abolish ICE movement.

Before the social network makes automatic videos of your photos, tell it the names of the people you don’t wish to see in the clips.

The Trump administration is working out how to bypass Congress in order to give the rich an easier ride on capital gains.