A vast majority of uninsured Americans say their health insurance situation hasn't improved.
Analysts are skeptical about the African nation’s ability to attract foreign investment in its mining sector.
America's second-largest investment bank wants permission to expand its current $500 million share buyback plan, which expires in March 2014.
New rumor claims Samsung won't be part of Apple’s iWatch project and LG may instead supply display panels for the smart watch.
Powder cocaine is big in New England, painkillers are the drug of choice in the Midwest and the Pacific West is the top location for inhalant use.
About 47 million poor Americans, almost half of them children, will suffer the effects of the budget reduction.
The Indian outsourcing firm may have to pay $35 million for using B-1 visas in place of H-1B visas to bring workers into the U.S.
While Apple is concerned about slower-than-expected holiday sales, CEO Tim Cook seems less confident about Retina iPad mini supplies.
Investors prepare for yet another earnings-heavy day with Wednesday’s FOMC meeting playing on their minds.
The World Cup is still a year away, and the half-billion-dollar lawsuits are already flying.
No bull: California cows produce 35 million tons of manure. What's California doing to reduce nitrate levels?
The country's red tape and rising costs are making it less than desirable for foreign companies.
The Oct. 29-30 FOMC meeting will be more notable for what is discussed than what is done, economists predict.
The world's second-largest automaker reports its third quarter earnings Wednesday. Here's what we know.
In the worst storm to hit the UK since 1987, hurricane-force winds did heavy damage to the island nation and mainland Europe.
Petrobras, which will begin exploring a deep-water oil discovery off Brazil's coast, is trying to raise cash for its projects at home.
The second consecutive interest rate hike comes amid stubborn inflation, which is likely to remain high in coming months.
The sale of the mines comes amid the U.S. government’s attempts to impose limits on carbon emissions on power plants.
Apple did not launch an all-new device at all this year, but it can create the best in yet-to-be-explored categories, Cook said.
There is only one doctor in Turkey for every 663 people.
Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) reported fiscal-fourth quarter earnings of $8.26 per share on revenue of $37.5 billion after the bell on Monday.
Jay Z says he is partnering with Barneys New York to benefit others, not himself.
While initial analyses called Twitter's valuation conservative, others are saying its IPO price range is way too high.
Apple Inc. is expected to report fiscal fourth-quarter EPS of $7.93 on revenue of $36.8 billion after the closing bell on Monday.
Why does Jordan's Hashemite dynasty need nuclear power? Isn't there enough petroleum in the region?
A Japanese bank has been cleared of covering up $2 million in loans to Yakuza members.
Multinational conglomerates are trying to make a difference in the poorer parts of the world.
Wall Street has high earning expectations after shares doubled in the last three months and mobile advertising looks promising.
When President Enrique Peña Nieto was sworn in, he had a growing economy. Eleven months later, Mexico is on the verge of recession.
An analyst has raised his expectations for Apple's Q4 revenue and EPS.