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Increased oversight of the Federal Reserve could lead monetary policy to become influenced by politics.
Fortune's Andy Serwer is skeptical that the proposed Comcast-NBCU deal will work better than previous media mergers.
Oakley uses rare materials and space-age technology to create advanced sunglasses and boots.
The global consumer products company wants to grow its consumer base from 4 billion to 5 billion in the next five years.
The imprisoned former Tyco boss says that CEOs of failed banks did more damage than he did.
CEO Jim Rogers explains why Duke Energy is partnering with Chinese companies to create energy-efficient products.
Ben Silverman, co-chairman of NBC Entertainment, says the network has been rewarded for patience.
The Russian art market has blossomed the last two decades fueled by the growth of private wealth in the former Soviet countries.
The consumer goods company strives to beat the competition by offering a bigger bang for the buck.
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