A new analysis of quarterly GDP data shows the government gets its estimate of economic growth wrong almost a third of the time.
The hedge fund’s nine nominees would likely focus on value, not growth, at the ailing tech company run by CEO Marissa Mayer.
If the idea of Donald Trump becoming U.S. president has you thinking about a move to Canada, you may want to consider one of these budget-friendly countries instead.
About two dozen shareholder resolutions this year — at companies like Panera Bread and Best Buy — target labor issues, from workplace safety to gender pay equity.
James Bullard, president of the St. Louis Fed, lamented Thursday what he deemed an “inconsistent” streak in recent rate-hike decisions.
Shares closed roughly flat Thursday, ahead of Easter weekend.
Rules from the Obama administration expected to be updated in April will likely require Wall Street firms to wait longer than three years to pay executive bonuses in full.
The $1.5 trillion aircraft has experienced significant delays and cost overruns since Lockheed Martin was awarded the contract in 2001.
The company was forced to file for bankruptcy in May.
Traffic in the capital Jakarta came to a complete halt Tuesday due to violent protests by taxi drivers.
The world’s largest maker of smartphones said it would emulate the work environment of a startup in the face of falling sales and increased competition.
World markets were widely down Thursday following a dent in a two-month rally in crude oil prices and a surge in the U.S. dollar.
The activist hedge fund — a strong critic of Yahoo’s management — said Thursday it will nominate nine directors to the company’s board.
The company’s revenues in the quarter ending February 2016 are expected to come in at $7.72 billion.
City Hall officials await a ruling on the constitutionality of a bill that would require Chicago city workers to increase their pension contributions.
The German automaker won't meet a U.S. judge's March 24 deadline for drafting an emissions fix acceptable to U.S. regulators, sources said.
Demonstrations were set for Thursday in California after workers for supplier Taylor Farms reported seeing snails, worms and mold on food products.
Arguments were heard Wednesday in the second Supreme Court case to challenge an Affordable Care Act requirement that employer health plans cover birth control.
A deal between Pepco Holdings and Exelon cleared its final hurdle Wednesday when it won approval from regulators.
At New York's auto show this weekend, Hyundai will unveil its Ioniq and Toyota its Prius Prime — hybrids that will face off in 2017.
Oil and gas companies have canceled $100 billion in investments, meaning they could struggle if supplies significantly drop.
Investors are avoiding big bets after the Brussels attacks and ahead of the Easter weekend.
After receiving inquiries, Sir Richard Branson's low-cost airline is considering a sale of all or part of the company, a report said.
London Mayor Boris Johnson said Wednesday that the city’s financial sector could withstand a break with the European Union, despite bankers’ warnings.
A federal plan to open millions of acres in the Gulf of Mexico for offshore drilling drew hundreds of protesters in New Orleans on Wednesday.
The Prius Prime, which goes on sale late this fall, will go 22 miles on battery power alone, twice as long as the previous version.
The U.S. is trying something new to prevent people from developing diabetes, which costs the economy about $245 billion.
Navinder Singh Sarao, the British trader implicated in the 2010 'flash crash,' has lost a bid to fight extradition to the U.S.
The San Jose, California, court is yet to decide the amount of damages Gilead Sciences would pay Merck and patent co-owner Ionis Pharmaceuticals.
The Swiss lender, which is projected to post a loss in the first quarter, is targeting a total of 6,000 job cuts this year and savings of $1.7 billion.
