Fast-food chain McDonald’s is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its well-known burger, Big Mac, with the launch of MacCoin, a limited edition “currency” that will be redeemable for a Big Mac.
The U.S. leveraged loan market appeared to shrug off protests at the center of a national immigration debate that saw illegal immigrants separated from their children as advocates take aim at banks financing companies that run detention centers.
British travel company Thomas Cook is considering splitting off its airline and selling a stake to an outside investor to reduce debt, the Sunday Times newspaper reported.
Iran plans to offer price and tax incentives to private investors to take over idle state projects and help boost the economy, state media reported on Saturday, as the country faces likely U.S. sanctions and the exit of many foreign companies.
German carmaker BMW said it will raise the prices of two U.S.-made crossover sport-utility vehicles in China to cope with the additional cost of tariffs on U.S. car imports into the world’s biggest auto market.
Shares of Amazon.com Inc. rose 4 percent to hit an all-time high after the online retailing giant’s quarterly profit topped $2 billion for the first time, powered by its best operating margin in 13 years.
The ability of the U.S. stock market to keep an edge this year over equities elsewhere in the world hinges on the United States maintaining its economic and earnings growth advantage, the strength of the dollar and how global trade tensions resolve, investors said.
The trade relationship between the United States and Europe is improving, German Agriculture Minister Julia Kloeckner said on Saturday, but there is no guarantee the bloc will buy the quantity of soybeans that Washington expects.
Agriculture ministers from the G20 countries said on Saturday they were concerned about the increasing use of protectionist non-tariff trade measures inconsistent with World Trade Organization (WTO) rules.
The high-end automaker announced its newest entry-level luxury car for the U.S. market.
Disney has received shareholder approval to buy Fox.
The airliner on Thursday said despite rising costs, it would not start charging customers baggage fees.
President Donald Trump and members of his economic team have been promoting the notion that second-quarter growth will be robust. Earlier in the week, he tweeted that the United States has "the best financial numbers on the planet."
Qualcomm abandoned on Thursday what would have been the world's biggest ever semiconductor sector takeover after a deadline the companies set passed without the deal winning China's approval.
BHP, the world’s largest mining company, is selling all of its onshore shale oil and gas assets in the United States in two deals, one worth $10.5 billion with BP and the other worth $300 million with Merit Energy.
Mexico, the top importer of U.S. wheat, is increasingly turning to cheaper supplies from Russia, which surpassed the United States as the top global wheat supplier in 2016.
After filling for bankruptcy twice, RadioShack has announced a deal that would allow it to sell its electronics in stores across the U.S.
The retail chain announced Thursday it is launching a new section on its website featuring baby nursery items including changing tables and bassinets.
The project has dragged on since 2016, during which, Qualcomm fended off a $117 billion takeover bid from Broadcom Inc, fought in court with Apple Inc, and faced billions of dollars in fines from antitrust regulators around the world over its licensing practices.
Facebook on Wednesday reported slower user growth, revenue that fell short of analysts’ expectations and increased spending to safeguard data, which cut into its profit margin in the second quarter and sent shares down 7 percent after hours.
The ad company charges about $90 an hour for a female model to have an advertisement on her armpit.
Several major pharmaceutical companies this week have made announcements about the prices of their prescription drugs but does it mean customers will see a decrease in prices?
The fast-food chain on Wednesday announced that it is expanding into Canada.
Trade tariffs were partly to blame for lowered full-year forecasts by General Motors and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV on Wednesday, pummeling the stocks of both automakers as investors feared worse is yet to come.
The investment by pharmaceutical company Pfizer, widely known as the maker of Viagra, will also create over 450 jobs in Michigan, the company said in a statement Tuesday.
The automotive company on Tuesday announced its plans to create a division focused on self-driving vehicles.
The two ride-sharing companies suspended the driver after news of his questionable behavior surfaced in a report last weekend.
The automotive company announced Tuesday its plans to take on peer-to-peer car sharing.
Verizon Communications Inc (VZ.N) reported better-than-expected quarterly profit and revenue on Tuesday as the No. 1 U.S. wireless carrier attracted more subscribers with unlimited data plans, sending shares higher in premarket trading.
Google's dominance in online advertising has been challenged this year by the antitrust battle over its Android mobile software, which led to a $5 billion fine for the quarter, and other regulatory actions, including new European privacy rules.
