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Few companies have seen a stock price roller-coaster quite like Adyen, the Dutch payment processing firm.

By Sherry Qin Shares of the parent company of Indian payments platform Paytm slid after the unit said it will cut back on small loans, a move that will...

Safety-net programs need to not only be budgeted for but also aimed at the right people to ensure receipt of proper health care.

By Chris Wack Treasure Global shares were down 47% to 11 cents, a 52-week low, after the company priced its underwritten public offering of 26 million shares...

Once praised as the paragon of digital governance, Korea’s administrative digital network system has been disgraced and is losing public trust following a series of service disruptions that caused massive inconveniences across the country.

The government faced criticism over a system failure that crippled administrative computer networks and paralyzed both offline and online issuances of civil documents, causing mass...

William Blair's list of favored stocks for the next 24 months includes Five Below, Chewy and Allstate.

Madison police said Capt. Clint Smith is on paid leave. He served as interim chief starting in 2022, the current chief said.

Summit of Local Public Authorities/Boc: Romania can no longer function with 3,000 territorial administrative unitsThe President of the Association…

Shares of payment processing firm Adyen vaulted higher on Thursday, after the company's long-range outlook was surprisingly positive.