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The European Commission, the EU’s executive arm, said that the deal could potentially distort competition in the bloc’s internal market.

Fertitta Entertainment will pay Caesars shareholders $31 a share and assume about $11.9 billion of the casino company’s outstanding debt.

The billionaire philanthropist was once ranked the world’s most admired man—but the revelations of his Jeffrey Epstein ties are eroding efforts to burnish his reputation.

Social-media stardom is helping a growing number of farmers weather a challenging farm economy.

After the success of Dollywood, the country music superstar plans to add hotels, entertainment venues and even themed gas stations.

As autonomous taxi services scale beyond Silicon Valley, new problems abound for cities.

Before Albert Manifold’s abrupt dismissal, tensions rose over everything from secret deal talks to Wimbledon tickets.

The sale of IFF’s largest division is the company’s latest move to boost profitability.

The New Haven, Conn., center will mark the company’s biggest U.S. R&D infrastructure investment in four decades.

Universal’s biggest shareholder is opposed to deal, saying it undervalued the world’s largest music company.