BUSINESS

Both input and output prices declined for a ninth month in April, while manufacturing employment contracted for an 18th month.

"India may be the last big white sheet of paper in the automotive industry."

Could Stephen Curry become one of the top marketing assets in the NBA? His likely MVP award may help make it happen.

Judging by the recent stock performance of General Motors Co, Ford Motor Co and Fiat Chrysler Automotive, investors have a less robust view.

China now has more vineyards than Spain or Italy, but it hasn't flooded the world with its wine, yet.

The Seattle Times and the Center for Public Integrity in April published a report suggesting that Clayton Homes traps buyers with high interest rates.

At his 50th anniversary celebration with Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffett was in a jovial mood.

Ford's new GT supercar is made with exotic and expensive carbon fiber -- and that technology will trickle down to other vehicles in an unexpected way.

China says 57 countries have signed up to become founding members of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank.

The case marked the first time a global bank pleaded guilty to violations of U.S. economic sanctions.

Find out which New York City bookshops are holding events Saturday, the first Independent Bookstore Day.

The entertainment park operator wasn't properly training its San Diego employees, citations indicate.

Shares of the iPhone maker leaped Friday, rebounding sharply from the prior day’s losses.

In a challenge to a white-male-dominated financial sector, New York City pensions will push for women and minorities among money managers.

The month's figures reflect GM's efforts to reinvigorate its midsize truck line with the Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon.

Shares of the parent company of KFC, Taco Bell and Pizza Hut jumped Friday after Third Point hedge fund took an undisclosed stake in company.

Sports bars across the U.S. will be looking to make piles of cash this Saturday with two mega sporting events: the big Mayweather-Pacquiao fight and the Kentucky Derby.

Low gas prices have sent buyers to the automaker's SUVs, helping offset declines in demand for its sedans.

On Friday, thousands of protesters took to the streets of Seoul, South Korea to address government corruption and unfair labor practices.

The professional networking site slashed its full-year forecast, citing lower demand for advertising as spending on display ads fell 10 percent in the first quarter.

Much of the world celebrates May 1 as a holiday, but not the United States.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles said U.S. sales increased 6 percent in April as buyers flocked to Jeep SUVs and the new Chrysler 200 mid-sized car.

Two futures traders were banned for the same kind of alleged market manipulation that regulators say helped cause the "flash crash."

Gov. Jerry Brown this week ordered tougher CO2 emissions cuts for California. But reaching those targets will be tough unless other states join.

The Chinese government has pledged to help startups and increase public spending in the face of a "complex" economic situation.

Tesla claims that its new battery system will help consumers move away from fossil fuels.

Uber says it was a routine commercial inspection but the raid highlights growing tension in China over ride-booking apps.

The country's elite Politburo said on Thursday that authorities will step up policy "adjustments" and should cut taxes further.