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Later this year, AbbVie will lose its exclusivity to its Humira drug, which has recorded U.S. sales of more than $135 billion over the past 20 years.

The ultrasound segment of GE HealthCare brought in $3 billion to the company last year, and was a leading cause of growth in fiscal 2022.

You’ve probably heard of the Super Bowl indicator and what it means for stocks. Now a Cincinnati investment expert has come up with an even stronger market indicator tied to the Super Bowl.

A Massachusetts company behind a stomach “balloon” designed to treat weight loss is set to go public by reverse merging with a special-purpose acquisition company, or SPAC, run by Omar Ishrak.

The regional president has quickly built a team of dozens in the bank's Tysons office.

Increasing banker ranks by 20% part of Chase's efforts to expand small business relationships.

Richard Green originally tried to cobble together an ownership group to make a bid for the Philadelphia Eagles in 1985 when Leonard Tose was forced to sell the team.

The bank, designed by Arthur B. Heaton, was part of a wave of commercial construction along Connecticut Avenue NW in the 1920s, according to an application submitted to D.C.'s Historic Preservation Review Board.

The SBA is finalizing a rule that could open up one of its most popular lending programs to new lenders, but not everybody is happy about it. Here's what businesses need to know.

Craig Warren is CEO of Washburn Center for Children, which provides mental health care to children and their families at office locations in Brooklyn Park, Edina and Minneapolis, as well as in-home services and through school-based programs.