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The 12-year-old singing sensation Grace VanderWaal's $1 million prize capped a successful season for summer's favorite television show, "America's Got Talent," and helped NBC to victory last week in the television ratings.

Oil futures climbed in electronic trading Tuesday after the American Petroleum Institute reported a 7.5 million-barrel decline in U.S. crude supplies for the week ended Sept. 16, according to sources.

Unemployment rates in U.S. presidential swing states, including Florida and North Carolina, mostly fell in August compared with a year ago.

Shares nearly doubled in response to the thumbs up from U.S. regulators on eteplirsen, its treatment for Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Should investors hop on board now?

Chinese antitrust regulators approved Marriott International Inc's deal to buy Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc, clearing the way for the combined company to become the world's largest hotel chain.

The Latest on the testimony of Wells Fargo's CEO before the Senate Banking Committee (all times local): 11 a.m.

Why the buyback plans for the maker of Scotch tape and Post-it Notes are not good news for investors.

The author actually owns the stock that comes out behind. Here's why.

This $4.3 billion acquisition is expected to be modestly accretive to Johnson & Johnson's bottom line.

Cheap capital has created an excellent environment for Realty Income to buy new properties.

The chief executive officer of Wells Fargo & Co on Tuesday apologized for the bank's opening as many as 2 million bogus customer accounts that could generate fees for the lender.

After months of searching for a solution to their financial problems, TerraForm Power and TerraForm Global may now be looking for buyers.

Wells Fargo's chief executive, John Stumpf, will tell U.S. senators on Tuesday that he is "deeply sorry" for selling customers unauthorized bank accounts and credit cards and that he would take "full responsibility" for the unethical activity.

As wages for American workers have stagnated for more than a generation, the income gap between black and white workers has widened, and discrimination is the main reason for the persisting disparity, according to a new report.

GlaxoSmithKline said on Tuesday it had chosen Emma Walmsley, head of consumer healthcare, as its new chief executive, after considering internal and external candidates.

The Senate is set to take a closer look at a proposed $66 billion merger of American seed and weed-killer company Monsanto and German medicine and farm chemical maker Bayer.

THE ISSUE: The financial crisis that struck in 2008 touched off the worst recession since the 1930s Great Depression, wiping out $11 trillion in U.S. household wealth and leaving about 8 million Americans jobless.

Drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline says Emma Walmsley will be the company's new chief executive, replacing Andrew Witty when he retires next March.

Oil prices edged lower on Tuesday ahead of an expected build in U.S. crude oil stocks and on Venezuelan comments that the oil market remains oversupplied by 10 percent.

China stocks slipped in thin trading on Tuesday, as gains for property shares after upbeat home price data were not enough to outweigh sluggishness pulling down many other sectors.

Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley says gas prices in parts of the state rose 20 cents over the weekend after a pipeline leak but he didn't consider that price gouging.

Mets fans can buy a few jerseys featuring names of players in the team's instructional league.

Apple included an FPGA chip inside its latest iPhone from this small programmable-logic specialist.

The approval of Sarepta Therapeutics' eteplirsen is boosting optimism that the FDA will review PTC Therapeutics Translarna.

Wells Fargo is guilty of the same type of behavior that got its less-respected peers, Bank of America and Citigroup, into so much trouble eight years ago -- that is, cutting corners to boost profits irrespective of risk.