Lupita Nyong’o, 30, plays a slave named Patsey in the pre-civil war film based on the true story of Solomon Northrup, a free black man living in New York who was kidnapped and sold into slavery in Louisiana.
The iconic Roseland Ballroom will close in April 2014, reports said.
Boeing adjusts production of its 747-8 jumbo jets for second time in a year citing lower demand.
U.S. Cellular announced that it would start selling the iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c on Nov. 8, while Apple is rumored to cut its iPhone 5c production.
Latest moves are the tip of the iceberg for bank's legal woes.
The complaint cites 'corporate thuggery' and a 'culture of contempt' for customer satisfaction.
The ruling invalidates a state law that levied a sales tax on goods purchased from out-of-state Internet retailers.
The current U.S. energy boom makes it easy to forget the great impact the oil shortage had on Americans 40 years ago.
Don't judge the new BMW M6 Gran Coupe by its classic good looks alone.
With the U.S. government back open, we will finally get the government payrolls report next Tuesday.
The Swedish automaker has a concept that mixes supercapacitors with carbon fiber to solve electric-vehicle battery issues.
Manufacturing barely makes a dent in Ethiopia's GDP, and the roadblocks to industrialization are many.
The world's second-largest airline is expecting a great third quarter on strong revenue and lower-than-expected costs.
Africa is on pace to have 400 million Muslims by 2030, so the need for effective Islamic banking services is crucial.
Ford’s Model T was more fuel efficient than most cars in the early 70s. The oil scarcity shock helped change that.
A wireless network would connect smartphones to the bottom of the sea in real time. Here are a few applications.
As the two-decade long fight between Chevron and Ecuador continues, a New York judge sided with Ecuador in the first hearing.
With the BART shut down, it's time for Bay area commuters to get creative about how they get to and from work.
What will the Tesla CEO do with a sports car-turned-submarine movie prop?
Morgan Stanley and General Electric Company reported third-quarter earnings on Friday, and Google Inc. reported after the bell Thursday.
A U.K. court has ordered the Wall Street Journal to take down an online article that named defendants in the Libor case.
President Obama’s signature legislative achievement - the federal health care exchange - hasn't received much praise in its first three weeks.
The Heritage Foundation's calculations do not include federal subsidies that are available for some applicants.
Construction spending is on a tear in the Big Apple
Monsanto and its Indian partners face criminal prosecution for developing genetically-modified eggplant without government approval.
GE profit slipped, but it still topped Wall Street's estimate. Will its financial unit hurt industrial momentum in 2014?
However, archaeologists warned that they are yet to find any proof of the treasure claimed to be worth $50 billion.
Google's performance lifted market sentiment as attention shifted to quarterly earnings reports from major Wall Street companies.
So far, the S&P 500 companies' earnings beat rate is lower than the historical average.
The world's largest airline is expected to report stronger earnings after nine quarters of decline. But don't hold your breath for a party.