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The CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals became infamous earlier this year when he drastically raised the price of a drug taken by AIDS patients.

The fashion ecommerce site is said to be in advanced talks with Saks Fifth Avenue's parent company.

He might be involved in an anti-corruption case.

It's delving further into food delivery.

Green Mountain Power is the first U.S. utility to sell Tesla batteries to customers.

The hot-button issue will be argued in the DC Circuit Court of Appeals today.

The service currently has almost 41 million members, according to a new survey.

The tech entrepreneur appealed to a younger audience at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris.

Many startups are making decisions about a customer's credit record using non-traditional data.

It'll make changing your mind a lot less stressful.

The short-term fantasy sports platform will face off against New York's Attorney General in an hour-long meeting Wednesday.

The struggling social network may find its footing by focusing on shared interests.

In the last 10 months, the popular dress-rental startup has lost seven top executives.

Here's the Dell CEO's reasoning.

It's because of customer experience, says Apple CEO Tim Cook.

Match Group expects to go public before Thanksgiving with shares priced between $12 and $14.

Phrases like 'synergy' and 'big data' are on the way out. See what's taking their place.

The batteries, intended for building owners and utilities, were expected to begin production in the first quarter of next year.

Despite a recent barrage of bad press, the company's founder and CEO is confident in the company's future.

It's a bigger change than you think.

The news comes as the 3-D printing company's share price has fallen 90 percent over the last year.

The move marks a major step in the popular app's evolution.

The blood testing startup has shrunk its board from 12 members to five, a move it says happened back in July.

The last time the cryptocurrency was priced this high was in July.

Jeffrey Katzenberg said his recent car accident would have been much worse had he not been driving a Tesla Model S.

The company surpassed most analysts' expectations with its latest quarterly earnings.

The CEO's turnaround plan for Yahoo is looking less promising by the day.

The new service and support features are intended to win customers away from Apple.

The company is paying $200 for Windows machines and $300 for Apple ones.

The state says the fantasy sports leagues can't do business there without obtaining gambling licenses.