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The German stock-exchange operator said Thursday that it had made a nonbinding proposal to acquire the fund-technology company for 8.80 euros a share.

Shoppers are starting to draw the line on what they will pay for a new car, with some turning to used vehicles, taking on longer car loans and holding out for deals.

Disney’s blockbuster sequel posted big numbers in China, which has been a challenging market for Hollywood films.

From the 10-hour workday movement to OSHA: Here are seminal moments in the development of the U.S. workplace since 1776.

Consumers may be struggling, but they still want the fresh and fast offerings from restaurants like Cava and Chipotle.

Competition has pushed some brands to adapt to Chinese taste and introduce lower prices—and use the country as an innovation hub.

Drones, sensors and AI platforms developed for other theaters are being rebranded as tools for the fight against “narco-terror.”

Surging demand for workers means six-figure pay and more perks.

Armin Papperger has pushed Rheinmetall into almost every part of the battlefield, but some in the industry say he is moving too fast.