BUSINESS

In a move to protect its bottom line and the environment, Walmart said it wants to double the efficiency of its truck fleet by 2015.

Russia has used its energy resources as a political tool to exert influence, but now those resources may get in its way.

What's more, Russia's threat to end natural gas discounts to Ukraine has the rest of Europe worried, too.

The company launched a $1.4 billion distributed power business in late February.

ThyssenKrupphave refused to offer fixed prices to Swedish government on the next generation of Swedish submarines.

How to get a free stacks of buttermilk pancakes from IHOP on March 4, National Pancake Day.

Apple has unveiled its new way to integrate iOS with the car dashboard, which it calls CarPlay.

The crowdfunding platform Kickstarter announced that more than $1 billion has been raised for its wide variety of weird and wonderful projects.

All eight companies have significant interests in Russia.

Despite sectarian violence erupting in Iraq, its oil production has reached a 25-year high.

The Bank of Russia's move came as the ruble plunged to record lows, following Moscow's military intervention in Ukraine.

Once again, the precious metal is being favored as a safe haven, in light of the Ukraine crisis.

Amid the Ukraine crisis, the Moscow stock market plunged 10 percent and the central bank spent $10 billion of its reserves to prop up the ruble.

Rolls-Royce has forecast a fall in profits, after a decade of growth, as the U.S. and Europe cut back on defense spending.

General Motors saw sales retreat this winter; a bright spot: Inventories declined from three-digit territory.

Leaked images of an alleged iPhone 6 front panel suggest that the device could feature a bezel-free design. But, is it the real deal?

US markets look set to share in the anxiety felt around the world about the outcome of the Ukraine crisis.

It’s as long as a football field, packed full of helium like a balloon and can stay up in the air for three weeks. Introducing: Airlander.

The latest PMI data showed recovery in Europe’s manufacturing sector had completed its eighth successive month.

Samsung reportedly bought each 30-second spot for about $1.8 million each.

The Ukrainian army has been on "combat alert" and the Ukrainian ambassador to UN claims that there are 15,000 Russian troops in Crimea.

Hurt by a fall in output and new business, companies cut their staffing levels at the fastest pace in nearly five years.

Since its early days in New Orleans, Mardi Gras has grown to colossal proportions and includes several familiar traditions.

A 404(c) review of the project could signal the end of what might have been North America’s largest open pit mine.

Since a new tax law was introduced, it is cheaper for the residents of Tijuana to shop in San Diego than in their hometown.

Warrants are issued for 35 buildings and houses, and about $837,000 in cash is confiscated.

Government looks for 6 percent growth in 2014.

Minister For External Affairs, Humza Yousaf, writes formal letter urging support for persecuted Ugandans.

Is the Keystone XL pipeline a possible solution to the looming shortage?