BUSINESS

The EU quarterly GDP growth was revised down to 0.3 percent from 0.4 percent, but the euro zone's growth was unchanged at 0.3 percent.

Investors are becoming increasing concerned that the US government will default on its debt, due to DC gridlock.

The move is expected to attract more tourists and their dollars, and help the country's ailing domestic currency and deficit situation.

The deal is a blow to Boeing, which had enjoyed a near monopoly in Japan’s wide-body planes market for decades.

HTC said it will launch new products to help the company regain a foothold in the global smartphone market in Q4.

The bank cited slow growth in China, falling investments, and risks and uncertainties associated with U.S. monetary policy for its decision.

The Tesla Motors co-founder also defended the safety of electric vehicles after video of a Model S sedan fire surfaced last week.

Three year old Kalee Buetow knows everything there is to know about her favorite football team the Seattle Seahawks.

Talks about the free-trade deal between the EU and the U.S. were postponed due to the partial government shutdown.

Portugal Telecom and Brazilian mobile company Oi have announced a merger. Its goal? To break Carlos Slim's hold on the Brazilian market.

Gov. Jerry Brown signed the Trust Act into law Saturday as rallies across the country call for immigration reform.

Google surprises Android users by rolling out Android 4.3.1 update for the Nexus 7 LTE while AT&T’s HTC One is set to get Android 4.3 next week.

There is a logic to the Tea Party’s extremely conservative stance, but it’s also counter-productive and ultimately, untenable.

Tropical Storm Karen has decreased in speed but is expected to reach southern Louisiana by Saturday night.

The House voted 407-0 on Saturday to give back pay to furloughed federal employees.

Facebook revealed plans to build a $120 million, 394-unit housing complex for its employees in Menlo Park, Calif.

Scientists at the University of South Carolina have designed an ultra-thin, highly selective membrane able to select the molecules that go through it based on their size.

Although Detroit’s woes had been decades in the making, the auto industry’s earliest warnings first took shape deep in the Amazon rain forest.

Twitter’s revenue per employee is lower than that of six other publicly traded social-media and Internet companies in the IBTimes’ comparison.

The ongoing government shutdown has disrupted the normal data flow. Economists, along with the markets and the Fed, are flying blind when it comes to tracking the economy.

Twitter’s S-1 form for an IPO revealed some startling details about its finances. Will those tweets be a good investment?

Millions of Schneider Electric surge protectors recalled for reportedly causing over $1.6 million in fire-related property damage.

Argentina's newly state-owned oil company YPF has lost half of its value on Wall Street since being nationalized.

Friday is National Taco Day, and all across America you can take part in the celebration by digging into a delicious taco for free or at a reduced price.

"The financial sector and the banks in particular have created a Jungleland," boomed Bart Chilton to dramatize his comments on the economy.

Potbelly shares more than doubled from $14 to $30 during its initial public offering.

Foreclosures were concentrated in poorer neighborhoods, with wealthy investors snapping up cheap homes to sell a few years later.

In six years Apple has gone from telling consumers how much they needed an iPhone to showing them how intrinsic it is to their lives.

In the next three years, remittances to developing countries will rise by $140 billion as global migration soars.