The trustee representing Montana’s Yellowstone Club creditors is offering a reward to anyone who can help uncover assets the luxury resort’s co-founder might have hidden from bankruptcy proceedings.

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BP PLC said Wednesday that it has hired David Lawler as CEO of the oil and gas company’s U.S. business, which is gearing up to spin off into its own separate company.

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The nation’s oldest cutlery manufacturer has filed for bankruptcy after 177 years of making knives and other kitchen tools.

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For many startups, hiring the best and the brightest is not an option — it’s an absolute necessity. 

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One of the most amusing and harmful trends in startup culture today is the redundancy of styling, branding and design. 

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 Today, a growing number of companies are choosing a more seamless, natural approach by creating and running aptly named ‘native ads.’

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A Utah restaurant where a woman unknowingly drank iced tea mixed with chemicals, and nearly died, was cited seven months earlier for improper food labeling.

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Contract negotiations are continuing between New York’s Metropolitan Opera and 10 of its unions to avert a lockout.

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A state pension fund committee on Tuesday approved retirement calculations for new government hires despite concerns about so-called “pension spiking” raised by Gov. Jerry Brown and local governments.

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The CEO of a bankrupt southern Kentucky oil company was sentenced Tuesday to nearly three years in prison for scamming investors into giving him money for three oil partnerships in Kentucky and Tennessee.

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