Bankrupt Peabody Energy wants to pay execs up to $12 million in bonuses
Peabody says the bonuses are warranted in light of the fact that the success of its restructuring requires "extraordinary efforts" from its leaders.
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Aetna projecting loss on Affordable Care Act plans
Aetna Inc. became the last of the five major national health insurers to project a loss on Affordable Care Act plans for 2016, underscoring concerns about the stability of the...
John Malone’s Liberty Global said to be in the hunt for Formula One series
A number of bidders are emerging for the Formula One racing series, including a team bid involving John Malone's Liberty Global media company.
2016 shaping up to be a lost year as low crude prices hammer big oil companies
It is looking like another lost year for the world's biggest oil companies, as profits shrank dramatically during the second quarter and they now face a volatile end to 2016...
Sports Authority plans to pay top executives $2.85 million in bankruptcy bonuses
Sports Authority鈥檚 creditors and the Justice Department have challenged the fading retailer鈥檚 plans to pay top executives as much as $2.85 million in bankruptcy bonuses.
SABMiller pauses integration work with Anheuser-Busch InBev
SABMiller PLC has paused its integration work with Anheuser-Busch InBev NV as the London-based brewer's board consults with shareholders.
Anadarko Petroleum, Colorado鈥檚 biggest producer of oil and gas, swings to loss
Anadarko Petroleum Corp., Colorado鈥檚 largest oil and gas producer, swung to a loss in the second quarter, although the company鈥檚 results were better than analysts feared thanks to more-stable energy...
AB InBev raises bid for SABMiller to reflect weaker pound
Anheuser-Busch InBev NV on Tuesday raised its offer for SABMiller PLC in their proposed $100 billion-plus beer megamerger, trying to assuage concerns over the valuation of the deal after the...
Sports Authority creditors want bankruptcy case converted to Chapter 7
Sports Authority Holdings Inc.'s vendors and landlords are looking to pull the plug on the retailer's bankruptcy case.
Starbucks invests in high-end Italian bakery Princi
Starbucks Corp. is partnering with a luxury Italian bakery in an effort to move more upscale.