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Evan Sully
A study found a variety of factors causing women and minorities to be underrepresented among patent holders.
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Edvard Pettersson
The former Microsoft chief wants an arena for his Los Angeles Clippers down the street from Dolan’s concert hall.
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Tiffany Kary, Kim Bhasin
It's the latest move by a major beauty company to acquire trendy brands that appeal to a younger clientele.
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Emily Chasan
Convoy is often described as “Uber for trucking.”
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Brandon Kochkodin
To evade the tax, the wealthy may try to divert funds to assets that are harder to value.
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Karin Matussek
The lawyer's testimony exposed a national scandal in Germany.
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Simone Foxman
The duo has built a $17 billion investment firm—a giant by biotech standards.
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Patrick Clark, Gillian Tan
The fund has been boosting its investments in the U.S., including stakes in retail properties in Manhattan.
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Katherine Chiglinsky
Part of that underperformance stems from disappointment that Berkshire’s mountain of cash sits idle, one analyst said.
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Anders Melin
Executives at this Saudi oil giant make modest sums compared to their global peers.
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Sridhar Natarajan
Christie's law firm is among the beneficiaries in the Justice Department's deal with fugitive financier Jho Low.
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Scott Soshnick
That’s double the value of the ball used for the last World Series out two years ago.
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Hannah Elliott
Turbulent markets such as Mexico and West Africa have been areas of white-hot demand.
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Natalie Wong
Seattle has seen some of the fastest home-price increases of any big U.S. metro area in the past few years.
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Bloomberg News
In a surprise twist, the Barclays are now considering offloading some of their most prominent holdings.
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Thomas Black
Once known as the pinnacle of luxury travel, the brand has been muscled aside by new small aircraft.
