BUSINESS

Coca-Cola is navigating poor weather conditions, forex headwinds, taxes and falling consumer demand in countries such as China and Brazil.

Faced by falling demand stemming from compatibility issues, Microsoft has cut the price on its Surface RT tablet by 20 percent to 30 percent.

Investors will try to gauge the health of Q2 earnings from several key companies, which report Monday.

China says GlaxoSmithKline acted like a 'Godfather,' criminally routing millions of dollars in bribes to boost its sales in the country.

China's GDP fell in Q2 to a sub-8 percent figure for the fifth straight quarter, testing its leaders’ long-term growth plans for the country.

A Mercedes-Benz F1 racer driven by Juan Manuel Fangio to two F1 victories sold at auction for $29.6 million.

India wants to kick-start talks on a bilateral investment treaty, but the U.S. is concerned about India’s policies.

Fox affiliate KTVU and the NTSB both apologized after the television station falsely reported the names of the pilots of Asiana Airlines Flight 214.

In a rare concession to public pressure, China has canceled a proposed nuclear-fuel processing project.

The American billionaire entrepreneur, innovator and academic introduced the world to new-generation audio technology with his company.

Apple may push back the launch of the iPad mini 2 to the first quarter of 2014 as it is reportedly facing shortages of Retina Displays.

AT&T agrees to buy Leap Wireless for $2.19 billion, paying about double the current share value of the prepaid carrier.

With more than 1 billion unique users each month, YouTube reaches more young adults than cable television does. But advertisers are hesitant.

Every year, thousands of veterans return from war to find the jobs they left behind, supposedly only temporarily, are no longer there.

Chinese travelers made 70 million international trips in 2011, and hotels are increasingly competing for their attention with perks and customized offerings.

Prefabricated construction techniques are enjoying a recent revival as the real estate industry seeks higher productivity and compact budgets.

The latest American Housing Survey shows that for every homeless person in 2011, there were about 21 vacant houses.

News Corp. is putting its British media properties under one roof in London.

Jason A. Weisberg of Seaport Securities discusses China's second-quarter GDP, U.S. retail sales data and earnings from Citigroup Inc. (NYSE: C), Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (NYSE: GS) and Bank of America Corp. (NYSE: BAC).

Although the U.S. hasn’t traditionally been an exporter, this deal could change that.

British Petroleum is fighting false compensation claims in the aftermath of the 2010 oil spill.

Engineers inspected 70 garment factories; most had minor issues, two need to be condemned, four need immediate attention.

In May, some investors wanted Jamie Dimon barred from holding chairman and CEO titles. Since then, he's proven why he kept them.

There were no injuries. One aviation analyst said the fire was unlikely to have been caused by a faulty battery.

Analysts predict a decent showing for the bank that only 4 years ago was on the brink.

Ratings agency Fitch cut its rating for France's debt and said ongoing pressures will slow its economic recovery.

Four of the eight cars carrying 350 people jumped the tracks, officials said.

The JPMorgan Chase chairman and CEO says he shouldn't be the next U.S. Fed chairman.

Walmart Stores, the nation's largest grocer, announced Friday that it will sell Twinkies in all of its domestic U.S. stores starting Friday.