Japan's Nikkei recovered from a record fall to end a volatile day of trading in positive territory.
U.S. stock index futures point to a lower open on Friday, as investors tread cautiously ahead of durable-goods orders data, and a volatile day of trading in world markets.
Fresh rumor suggests Apple's iPhone 5S will feature a brighter flash and be available in more color options.
Marvell Technology, Intuitive Surgical, MAKO Surgical, UTi and DIRECTV prevailed in the Nasdaq post-market trading on Thursday.
The House just approved $20.5 billion in cuts to the federal food stamp program. Which states will feel the pinch the most?
Carl Shapiro, the only living person accused by Bernie Madoff today, denied any knowledge of the Ponzi scheme.
There is still hope of a second-generation Nexus 7 tablet launch in July after the device was a no-show at Google I/O.
OneTouch, a subsidiary of Alibaba, is giving smaller companies a chance to hedge against the rising yuan.
The recall includes the Micra compact car, also known as the March, as a result of a steering wheel glitch.
McDonald's just re-released its highest-calorie item ever in Japan: the Mega Potato.
The dive in the Asian markets was fueled, in part by Abenomics. Here's why Japan is sticking to it.
According to the latest Nielsen report, Chinese consumers remain optimistic about the state of China's economy, and are now buying more high-end products than ever.
Lowe's lower-than-expected Q1 earnings and revenue linked to cool and wet weather.
Ford is ending manufacturing activities in Australia after 87 years as the country's auto production has been hit hard by cheaper Asian imports.
Investors seemed to weigh the Asian market sell-off and Europe decline against a stream of encouraging news about the U.S. economy.
Comments by Ben Bernanke and the latest China manufacturing activity report pull down Asian stock markets.
In a lawsuit filed in Colorado, a federal judge ruled that Abercrombie & Fitch's Hollister stores are unfriendly to disabled customers.
Hewlett-Packard, GameStop, Ocean Rig, Syngenta, ExOne prevailed in the pre-market trading on Thursday.
The euro zone purchasing managers’ index for May shows that businesses are still contracting. Meanwhile, the U.K. reported flat Q1 growth.
Samsung’s flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S4, has shipped 10 million units, making it the company’s fastest-moving handset ever.
U.S. stock futures fell steeply on Thursday, worried about uncertainties about the Fed's stimulus program and disappointing economic data out of China.
The Chinese steel industry is experiencing a widespread slump. Steel companies' poor balance sheets reveal just how steep this slump is.
China plans to add more airports in places that already have poor-performing ones.
Pacific Sunwear, ValueVision, AMAG, Cbeyond and Monarch prevailed in the NASDAQ post-market trading on Wednesday
Factory activity fell to its lowest point in seven months, raising fresh concerns about the strength of the world’s second-largest economy.
Janet Jackson has earned well over $1 billion for her various entertainment exploits.
AAA released its Memorial Day 2013 weekend travel forecast Wednesday and numbers, the association says, will be down this year.
Shareholders and junior bondholders are going to have to take a hit before they can get a taxpayer-funded bailout.
Wal-Mart has hired Dan Bartlett, ex-advisor to George Bush, to head government relations amid bribery and Bangladesh-factory controversies.
Surgeons performed an emergency face transplant in record time to save a severely disfigured accident victim in danger of infection.