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HP Inc. announced it will return $16 billion to shareholders in the form of buybacks, and boost cost cuts, in a bid to rally investors against Xerox Holdings Corp. for control of the world’s second-largest personal computer maker.

Credit Karma launched a free tax-filing platform a few years ago and has been trying to poach customers of Intuit’s TurboTax offering.

The Supreme Court denied Apple’s petition arguing that a judgment in a patent infringement case brought by VirnetX Holding Corp. was “grossly excessive.”

U.S. equities slumped on concern that the coronavirus that originated in China will take a heavy toll on corporate earnings.

Roger Stone’s sentencing is shaping up as a test of judicial independence after President Trump inserted himself in the court’s deliberations.

Gov. Gavin Newsom has said he wants the option to take over bankrupt PG&E Corp. if the utility gets into trouble again. Now, the state has laid out a road map for how that could happen.

Far less of the powerful greenhouse gas comes from natural sources than previously understood, according to a new study.

Forever 21 Inc.’s new owners plan to keep most of the chain’s U.S. stores open under a new CEO when it emerges from bankruptcy.

In the future, when you order a coffee at McDonald’s or Starbucks, it could be served in the same cup you used a few months earlier and tossed away.

The Amazon CEO promised to commit $10 billion of his personal fortune to combating climate change. He will begin issuing grants this summer.