Toshiba Corp’s plan to raise some $5.4 billion through a sale of new shares will help it avoid a delisting, but will also see more than 30 overseas investors, including activist funds, own 35 percent of the embattled conglomerate. Ciara Lee reports.

Billionaire Ray Dalio tells Fareed how the U.S. is becoming a two-tier economy, a problem that will only get worse.

“It’s always been a long game.” Angelo Carusone, the president of the anti-Fox group Media Matters for America, tells Brian Stelter why he is encouraging advertisers to boycott Sean Hannity’s Fox show. (Fox says the campaign is an intimidation tactic.) Carusone also responds to Hannity’s personal insults.

Will Britain’s decision to leave the European Union in 2019 damage one of its most successful industries? As David Doyle reports, Reuters has created a tracker to monitor six indicators to help assess the fortunes of the City, taking a regular check on its pulse through public transport usage, bar and restaurant openings, commercial property prices and jobs…

When we moralize about food, we remove joy from eating and forget the benefits of moderation.

Dire predictions of a flu pandemic proved overblown in 2005 and 2009. Still, health officials are warning that the H7N9 virus, which can be lethal, is on the rise.