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Incoming GE CEO John L. Flannery is unlikely to initiate any dramatic changes in the firm’s business strategy, but will step up its focus on digital technologies, according to vice chairman John Rice.

There is little agreement about what needs to be done to fix America’s health care system — and experts agree that a quick resolution seems like a remote possibility.

Americans are eating out for lunch less than at any time in the last 40 years. Is that why restaurants are in a slump?

Former Chanel CEO Maureen Chiquet discusses her new book about her career and what’s ahead for retail in the digital age.

Money managers who do both currency and commodities trades could be overloading on risk, Wharton research finds.

Traditional retailers did not adapt quickly enough to changing consumer tastes and expectations – can they pivot before it’s too late?

The best path to a new gig isn’t what it used to be, nor what you might think it is — if you want to land the right position without wasting effort.

Far-reaching structural reforms, cleaner bank balance sheets and a rash of new investible savings have spurred hopes of lucrative stock market returns in India.

Many retailers are trying to turn everyday store visits into “experiences” for customers, offering wine tastings, video booths, career advice and more. But is it paying off?

Sam Pitroda, who revolutionized India’s telecom industry among other accomplishments, says that technology alone won’t make smart cities successful.