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After three massive volumes on Lyndon B. Johnson, Robert Caro talks about big government, his research — and becoming his wife’s chauffeur

Bureaucratic morass ensures businesses do not make headway on patents

UK poll finds a further dip in which financial performance is held by respondents

Government statistics show 12% of retail spending done via the internet as weak economy prompts many to stay at home

Investors should take Jenkins’ pious utterances with a pinch of salt

European firms at a loss what to do with cash piles in negative rate regime

Stakeholders are seldom left better informed in such a poisoned atmosphere

Some of the biggest potential deals were influenced solely by tax breaks

There are danger signs — some familiar, some new — that investors should note

They are hoarding up on cash reserves at the expense of much-needed growth momentum

Public discontent and regulator oversight is tightening those generous payouts