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The yearlong campaign by the Japanese steelmaker for a $14.1 billion deal crashed against opposition to foreign ownership from political leaders and the United Steelworkers union.

An Asian-American fund manager accused the payments company of discrimination by ignoring her application under a $100 million initiative.

Booz Allen Hamilton Holding agreed to a $15.9 million settlement with the Justice Department on Friday, resolving allegations the company submitted fraudulent claims to the U.S. under military task orders.

The final rule for clean-hydrogen production would allow some nuclear power plants that are at risk of retirement to produce the gas.

Shares in the company behind the Warhammer franchise ticked higher on its first day of trading on the FTSE 100, giving it a market value of $5.47 billion.

The broadcasts, which include a Beyoncé performance, follow problems with a heavily watched boxing showcase and represent a major live-event test for the streaming giant.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Trump’s nominee to lead HHS, wants to make sugary drinks ineligible for SNAP benefits.

Sales of smaller cars and SUVs have been on the rise this year with more shoppers giving priority to affordability.

The lawsuit alleged that the real-estate company provided incentives to brokers and agents to steer home buyers to its parent company’s mortgage-lending wing, Rocket Mortgage.

The department-store chain agreed to be acquired by members of the founding family and Mexican retailer El Puerto de Liverpool.