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Anthem may save money simply by announcing its policy, even if it is never enforced.

The automaker became the No. 1 exporter of American-made cars, transforming Spartanburg. Now it weighs the impact of an escalation of the trade fight.

The City Council voted unanimously to significantly regulate Airbnb and its peers, taking aim at landlords renting apartments a few nights at a time.

At a West Wing briefing, a reporter from The Hill ceded the floor to an NBC correspondent as Sarah Huckabee Sanders tried to move things along.

A closely watched compensation number dropped in the second quarter. Is that a blip, or the start of a trend that could please Goldman’s shareholders?

A conservative lawyer chosen to head a federal agency has spent months bringing cases that could bankrupt public-employee unions in several states.

The TV operator said it would sell off two stations through an independent trust. It’s not clear if that will satisfy the Federal Communications Commission chairman’s concerns.

The tech billionaire had faced mounting criticism for calling the diver a pedophile after the man criticized Mr. Musk’s submarine.

The move comes as drug companies scramble to show they are responding to criticism about their rising prices, including from President Trump.

European officials hit the internet giant with the record penalty for abusing its power in the smartphone market, the region’s latest move to rein in the clout of tech companies.