Equipment Leasing Small Business News + More The 7 Business Lessons You Should Learn by 30 + MORE 12/14/2016

A judge has denied WPP’s motion to dismiss a discrimination lawsuit by JWT employee Erin Johnson, as well as lifted a “stay of discovery,” enabling Ms. Johnson’s lawyers to subpoena witnesses as the case continues in court.

Activity trackers, treat-dispensing webcams, even a game console–for dogs? Joanna Stern’s pup puts the latest in pet “innovation” to the test.

Did you know that Pepsi used to be called ‘Brad’s Drink’?

French drug giant Sanofi is in talks for a deal with Actelion Pharmaceuticals, according to people familiar with the matter. Meanwhile, Johnson & Johnson abandoned its pursuit of the Swiss drug company.

The battle for sales of outdoor projector Star Shower Motion shows how frequent online price changes have challenged the retail industry.

President-elect Donald Trump’s pick of Rex Tillerson as secretary of state complicates challenges facing Exxon Mobil Corp., which must manage a transition to a new CEO but also the scrutiny Mr. Tillerson’s new public role could bring.

An analysis released Tuesday of more than three decades of death records found that what kills Americans across the U.S. differs widely by region and even by county.

From public speaking to app development to building a personal brand with Gary Vaynerchuk, these courses are too good to pass by.

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Google’s self-driving car project got an official name, Waymo LLC, and became a stand-alone business unit within the Alphabet empire, setting an expectation that the effort soon will make money.

Goldman Sachs plans to elevate David Solomon and Harvey Schwartz to be top lieutenants to CEO Lloyd Blankfein, according to people familiar with the matter, filling a void left by No. 2 executive Gary Cohn, who is leaving the bank to join the Trump administration.

General Motors Co. asked the court to maintain a bankruptcy shield for some lawsuits over faulty ignition switches after a lower court ruled the auto maker’s failure to reveal the safety defect violated consumers’ legal rights.

U.S. regulators slapped Wells Fargo with new regulatory sanctions, saying the firm failed to address alleged “deficiencies” in a plan to manage its own bankruptcy without a taxpayer bailout.