Business

The Penguin-Random House Merger and the Biggest Publisher on Earth Are Here

The two houses have completed their merger, resulting in the world’s largest book publisher: Penguin Random House.

The treasury secretary's upbeat predictions about growth, immigration reform, and U.S.-China relations

Move aside, Tokyo. Seven of the world's ten most expensive markets -- Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Hong Kong, Tianjin, Guangzhou and Chongqing -- are in China

Nancy Koehn finds business-leadership insights from Lincoln, Shackleton, and other historical figures.

Lloyd Blankfein on Short-Term Profits vs. Long-Term Value

Even investment banks want people to love their brands

Chrystia Freeland on the power of plutocrats

Technology is people. And more people are choosing to live in cities.

Sure, the number sounds scary. But historically speaking, it's more normal than you think.

Nearly two-thirds of its enormous revenue comes from your monthly cable payments.

"Serious journalism" -- like international journalism and state house reporting -- doesn't make much money. And it never has.

They're friends. They're musicians. They're factory labor. And they're pretty cute.

A brief look at the last six decades of executive compensation.

The Johnson & Johnson Workout Program: Improving Productivity With Diet and Exercise

Companies should stop thinking of wellness programs as a way to cut health care costs, and start realizing that healthy workers are more productive workers.

The same ones that won the recession, mostly.

What today's Supreme Court decision will mean financially for same sex couples.

'Crossfire' Is Returning to CNN, and the Best Part Is Definitely Newt Gingrich

CNN is really truly bringing back the political yelling show Crossfire — and it's going to be even better this time, because it will star Newt Gingrich. Here's just how much better.