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Monsanto anticipates a return to higher profits next year, as the biotech seed maker rolls out new soybean varieties.

This is no time to be complacent, says Steve Case. Hustle and maximize every resource.

As a successful founder, professor and consultant, Glauser is ready to take any entrepreneurship question you throw his way.

A federal data analysis by the ‘Wall Street Journal’ says that the number of business owners under age 30 has actually dropped 65 percent since the ’80s.

Before you jump into this competitive industry, it helps to know who your diners are and what type of trends you might want to follow.

We’ll help you decide where to go, but you have to pack the boxes.

There’s a lot that goes into starting a business, and deciding which address to use is one key component.

Shrinking the U.S. deficit by rewriting trade deals and imposing tariffs anchors Donald Trump’s political platform, but the rest of his economic pitch, if enacted, would likely accomplish the opposite: a bigger trade gap.

Find out which position best suits you.

It’s not enough to make a great product. People have to want it.

Techstars, a 10-year-old Boulder, Colo., company that runs business accelerators across the country, is starting to accept applications this week for its first music-industry focused program, launching in February.

Farm-to-table champions now can order their cuts of beef or pork from a single animal and single farm, a throwback to getting your sirloin ground before your eyes at the butcher shop.

China’s two biggest state-owned shipping companies plan to merge 11 shipbuilding yards into a single entity in one of the industry’s biggest consolidation moves yet, as ship orders hit record lows.

The company led by Elizabeth Holmes will shut down facilities and shed more than 40% of its workforce as it shifts to developing products for outside labs.

The federal government says that Mylan NV has overcharged the federal-state Medicaid program by millions of dollars over five years for its emergency auto-injector product called the EpiPen.

Tesla Motors posted its best sales quarter ever ahead of efforts to raise additional cash that it will need to begin production of the Model 3 sedan.

In the global struggle to boost growth, a Canadian experiment in fiscal spending is providing a test case for some of the world’s biggest economies.

Whatever your hustle is, I salute you.

WhiteWave Foods shareholders this week are expected to support a $10.4 billion takeover bid by French dairy giant Danone, despite concerns among some investors and organic industry groups about the deal.

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As U.S. drug prices rise, drugmakers are playing down their role, instead heaping blame on the middlemen who help determine how medicines are priced.

For campaigns striving to get supporters to the polls, as well as change minds, the ability to “micro-target” is manna from heaven, writes Christopher Mims.

As some of the world’s biggest oil companies pull back from Asia, they’re paving the way for local rivals to take a bigger role.

Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk is moving into the complex and more expensive business of inventing new forms of insulin, which would bring it closer to the riskier drug-discovery activities of the wider pharmaceutical industry.

Sometimes — no, oftentimes — two heads are better than one.

ASML, a little-known company based in the Netherlands, may hold the answer to a question hanging over the global semiconductor industry: how to make chips do more while keeping them the same, compact size.

American Airlines Group Inc., which over the weekend surmounted a major information-technology challenge, said Sunday it was “really pleased” with the transition.

The yuan officially enters the International Monetary Fund’s official basket of reserve currencies Saturday, a trophy for China in the transformation of the communist nation’s geopolitical status.

Kelsey Humphreys sits down with entrepreneur Matt Britton to discuss how he built a multimillion dollar award-winning agency.

Qualcomm is in talks to acquire NXP Semiconductors, a deal that would likely be valued at over $30 billion and represent the latest merger in a rapidly consolidating semiconductor industry.

Let being small be your thing. Specialize in doing a few things extremely well, and forget the rest.

Salesforce.com said it would press regulators in the U.S. and Europe to block Microsoft’s $26.2 billion acquisition of LinkedIn, citing antitrust issues.

Time is money, and both are especially critical for startups. Practice these skills until they’re second nature so your launch doesn’t crash and burn instead.

Dunkin’ Brands Group Inc. said it would launch bottled Dunkin’ Donuts coffee in U.S. stores early next year. The ready-to-drink coffee will be produced and distributed by Coca-Cola Co.

The U.S. economy appears to be growing at its fastest pace in two years, buoyed by firm consumer spending, stronger exports and positive—though still modest—business investment.

The relationship between CBS chief Leslie Moonves and Shari Redstone holds the key to whether she can pull off what would be a dramatic finale to a year of corporate drama, by reuniting the two companies her father split apart a decade ago.

For our series ’20 Questions’ Ryan Holmes, CEO and co-founder of Hootsuite, talks about his method for cutting jargon out of emails, how exercise helps him focus and more.

United’s new data visualization project has helped it cut injuries among its 85,000 employees by almost a quarter and damage to its aircraft on the ground by nearly a third since 2014.

The Obama administration on Thursday completed new requirements on business to provide employee pay data by gender and race and for federal contractors to offer paid sick days.

If you do these things your business will not succeed

The billionaire entrepreneur talked with Arianna Huffington about politics, business and success at New York Advertising Week.

Instead, you should be out building strategic relationships. They’re everything to your bottom line.

Before you start your medical claims billing service, it’s important to figure out how you’ll be charging clients.

In a speech to hundreds of employees, AT&T Inc. Chief Executive Randall Stephenson talked about how racial tensions are ripping apart communities and urged employees to begin a conversation to find common ground.

The record industry sued one of the most popular sites for converting YouTube music videos into permanent audio files, a fast-growing form of music piracy known as stream ripping.

With the arrival of Google’s new Allo service, it’s worth looking beneath the hood to see how popular messaging services care for users’ private correspondence.

Billionaire Wang Jianlin is in discussions to acquire control of Dick Clark Productions at a valuation of up to $1 billion through his Dalian Wanda Group Co., according to people with knowledge of the situation.

Audi said its head of technical development Stefan Knirsch resigned from the company’s board effective immediately after being challenged on past statements about his knowledge of cheating software.

Walt Disney on Monday emerged as another potential bidder for Twitter Inc., the struggling social-media service, people familiar with the matter said.

European central banks are looking to corporate debt to help get the region’s economy firing on all cylinders again, but many companies are wary of investing the proceeds from those purchases.

Mylan says that the $100 profit per two-pack of its EpiPen injectors presented by CEO Heather Bresch to Congress last week is actually 60% higher.

Federica Marchionni was forced out as chief executive of Lands’ End, capping a tumultuous 19 months on the job in which she tried to fashion broad changes at the catalog retailer that roiled employees and turned off shoppers.

U.S. employers struggling to find enough qualified industrial workers are turning to Germany for a solution to plug the U.S. skills gap: vocational training.

The National Basketball Association’s Philadelphia 76ers on Monday became the first organization among the four major U.S. sports leagues to invest in teams that compete at videogames, a hot area attracting major advertisers and talent with ties to traditional sports.