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Johnson & Johnson must pay damages to women who claimed that asbestos in the company’s talcum powder products caused them to develop ovarian cancer.

The decision will make it harder for travelers to complain about mistreatment at airport security. But travelers can still seek criminal charges.

The move ends the efforts of Mr. Weinstein, who founded the studio in 2005 with his brother, Harvey Weinstein, to retain a significant role while the company attempts to rebuild.

The military may use the tiny submarine for future rescues, though it was deemed too large and impractical to save the soccer team in the cave.

A federal judge approved the deal a month ago, saying the federal agency did not sufficiently prove that the merger would harm competition and consumers.

The appeal comes on the heels of a competitor’s decision to cut ties with the immigration agency after its workers raised questions.

A proposal for a soft exit from the European Union aims to gently limit access of British banks to European markets. E.U. officials might demand that it goes further.

Hedge funds’ lackluster performance so far this year should further deflate the myth that they can excel in bull and bear markets alike.

With its latest round of proposed tariffs, the Trump administration is pulling American consumers into its battle with China

McDonald’s and Arby’s are among the fast food companies that have agreed to drop a hiring practice that keeps workers from moving between franchises within a chain.