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The chipmaker is now hoping that the sales of tablets, smartphones and processors will make up for the decrease in PC sales.

Serial entrepreneur Elon Musk, the founder of Tesla Motors and SpaceX, announced plans to unveil the design behind his newest project called the Hyperloop on Twitter.

Despite an overall slowdown, travel to emerging markets is contributing the most to the air travel growth rate.

Fujikura Ltd becomes first Japanese parts supplier to be sued by an automaker after pleading guilty to price fixing components.

Record gold imports into China are likely this year, said the global industry association for gold mining companies.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission are reportedly discussing a roughly $1 billion settlement.

U.S. oil production is soaring and the economic recovery has been moderate. So why are oil prices so stratospheric?

Leon Cooperman spoke at the Delivering Alpha conference, revealing his top stock picks. Express Scripts, Qualcomm, and Thermo Fisher were among the top companies named.

Eight times a year, the Fed releases its Beige Book, a snapshot of business conditions in the Fed’s 12 regional bank districts.

Doreen Mogavero discusses what traders expect to hear from Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke during his speech before Congress.

The Commerce Department has reported a dip in housing starts for the month of June. A sustained dip could harm banks' slow recovery in the housing market.

Google Inc. (Nasdaq: GOOG) is expected to report second-quarter EPS of $10.78 on revenue of $14.45 billion Thursday.

Talks are under way with the Central Bank of Myanmar in the hopes of approving credit cards to locals.

While house prices in most states are still well below their mid-2000s peak, they’re hitting new highs in five states and Washington, D.C.

The bonds would cover surges, like those caused by Superstorm Sandy in 2012 and Hurricane Donna in 1960.

The southeast Asian nation's exchange will be established after the parliament passes a "Security Exchange Law."

Motorists in the Golden State are trying to find ways to cope with the increase in gas prices.

The report also shows that many railroad accidents happen when trains switch tracks.

A federal judge ruled the Justice Department has made a sufficient case to support its claim that S&P inflated ratings.

The head of Formula One maintains he did not bribe a German banker in a deal to sell a stake of the racing franchise.

The Fed chairman underscored that the stimulus reduction is "by no means on a preset course."

Starts on apartment buildings and other multi-unit facilities led the June decline, which was more than expected.

A Wednesday release of BOE meeting minutes showed a remarkable unanimous vote against increasing bond purchases.

Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke is on Capitol Hill for his regular, semiannual testimony on the economy.

Renault-Nissan to double investments in India to $5 billion over the next five years, and bring back yesteryear icon Datsun to Indian roads.

A $2 billion cut to administrative operations will take place regardless of any congressional moves.

The massive global conglomerate is faring adequately overall, despite unimpressive second quarter results.

Barclays penalized after U.S. FERC found the British bank, between 2006 and 2008, manipulated energy markets to aid its trading positions.

Investors will scrutinize Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's semi-annual Congressional testimony for tapering timetable clues.