BUSINESS

Telsa Motors has one of the most advanced dashboard interfaces in the industry with 17 major suppliers underpinning the technology.

Finance minister Michael Noon said the country will phase out the “double Irish” scheme that saved Apple and other multinationals billions.

With Intel slated to report after the closing bell Tuesday, investors will be scrutinizing the results for signs of life in the company's beleaguered mobile unit.

Stocks in some companies that manufacture hazmat suits and face masks are on the rise as the Ebola virus outbreak continues its global spread.

Amazon is opening one "pop-up" store for the holidays in Sacramento, as well as one in San Francisco.

The National Federation of Independent Business' Small Business Optimism Index is now 5 points below the 1973-2007 average.

Young adults are trying to save, while senior citizens simply can't spend more money. What does this mean for retailers ahead of the holidays?

Egyptian security forces arrested more than 90 students ahead of the start of the school year to prevent protests.

Indian Railways has finally launched its app for Android phones, making it easier for millions of passengers to plan trips and buy tickets.

Emergency workers at the site said that six to seven people had been seriously injured, State police Sgt. Shawn O'Keefe reportedly said.

JPMorgan had missed market expectations in three of the four preceding quarters.

IndiGo, India's largest airline by market share, could pick up a combination of regional planes that can seat up to 100 passengers.

Brent has fallen by over 20 percent since June, when turmoil in Iraq lifted prices to $116 per barrel.

Kotak Mahindra Bank is tapping into India's large Facebook user base to expand its payment services, including instant money transfers.

Hackers posted user names and passwords purportedly of the online storage service, but the company denied its system was hacked.

The Dallas-bound plane returned to San Francisco airport after the cabin's walls came loose, possibly from a damaged air duct.

Saudi Arabia is quietly telling the oil market it would be comfortable with far lower prices for an extended time, a sharp policy shift possibly aimed at slowing the expansion of rivals, Reuters wrote in an exclusive report.

Hassan Rouhani said a nuclear deal with the West was bound to happen. He said he believed it can be achieved by a Nov. 24 deadline.

While Iliad's approach had been widely perceived as a long shot, its formal withdrawal sent shares of the U.S. carrier to a 10-month low.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles traded down on its first day of trading on the New York Stock Exchange.

Brazilian Arabica coffee prices have surged and sugar production looks headed for a sharp decline as Brazil tends to its worst drought in decades.

GM’s most important launch of the year -– its return to small pickups –- was interrupted briefly over a wiring problem.

Analysts say the improving U.S. jobs picture and strong consumer sentiment should lift stocks by the end of 2014.

Taco Bell has confirmed it is testing a "Sriracha Menu" featuring a number of items that include the popular Asian hot sauce as an ingredient.

The department store chain announced Monday Home Depot executive Marvin Ellison will join as president and CEO-designee.

The French mathematician and economist set a precedent for how to regulate in the real world.

With GM and Toyota at below-average fuel-economy improvement, Nissan has made the biggest leap in two years. Best average mpg? Mazda.

"I guess one could say that the iPhone killed Nokia and the iPad killed the Finnish paper industry," the Finnish Prime Minister said.

Roman Catholic gay rights groups around the world hailed the paper as a breakthrough, but Church conservatives called it a betrayal of traditional family values.