BUSINESS

As the dust from the Cyprus financial rescue settles, an altered landscape is emerging.

U.S. stock index futures point to a slightly higher opening Tuesday ahead of new home sales data.

The Dutch company has been pummeled by Europe's economic woes, and layoffs are coming.

Ben Bernanke dismissed worries that the Federal Reserve’s money printing is raising the likelihood of a global currency war.

N.Y. Federal Reserve head William Dudley points to Washington's partisan division as the reason for the Fed's asset purchases.

The once-mighty retail electronics superstore bring back Schulze and keeps the current company's CEO, Hubert July.

U.S. job growth has accelerated to more than 200,000 per month. But why did it take so long?

Does the Cyprus deal mean that the ECB will seek to tax savings deposits if/when another euro zone country seeks financial assistance.

The world’s largest quick-service restaurant chain acknowledges that its products don’t appeal to younger consumers as they have in the past.

"Phil Spector" premiered on Sunday on HBO. The movie has drawn plenty of criticism due to many factual inaccuracies.

A deal for Verizon Communications to become sole owner of Verizon Wireless appears to be coming to a head.

Global markets breathed a sigh of relief at the last-minute deal to avert the collapse of Cyprus' banks.

Array Biopharma, Dell, ARM, Sprint Nextel, Barclays, Freeport-McMoRan, prevailed in the pre-market trading Monday.

U.S. stock index futures point to a higher open Monday as investor sentiment was buoyed by Cyprus bailout deal.

Ford Motors India apologizes for an ad campaign blunder that leaves Italy seething against distasteful portrayal of its former premier.

Just hours away from financial ruin, one of the tiniest countries in the euro zone agreed to severe terms for a financial rescue.

Bausch + Lomb entered 2007 as a publicly traded company and exited it as a privately held one. This year, it plans to do the converse.

New measures could see some Cypriots -- as well as Russian and other foreign depositors -- lose one-fifth of their bank savings.

Boeing expects job cuts and attrition will reduce its workforce by as much as 2,300 positions in 2013.

The world watched Saturday as Cyprus struggled to repair years of financial mismanagement.

Amicus, Provident Financial, MAKO and Five Below prevailed in the Nasdaq post-market trading Friday.

General Cable, Smithfield, Frontline, Emeritus and CVR Refining prevailed in the NYSE post-market trading Friday.

Cyprus will get €10 billion to prop up its €17 billion economy. That’s nothing compared with the bailouts of four other euro-zone countries.

Israel's inventive startups need money for their bright ideas. A crowdfunding company has a new model for backing these companies.

After days of talks, Cyprus realized it had no choice but to accept harsh euro-zone bailout terms, including a one-time bank-deposit levy.

The privately held company, aiming to have an electric vehicle available by 2017, has landed a contract with the Renault-Nissan Alliance.

The OECD says China is capable of averaging 8 percent annual growth during the current decade, after accounting for price differences.

Despite pressure from manufacturers and help from government, U.S. distributors are wary of adopting natural gas.

Johnson & Johnson will sell an alternative to Allergan's anti-wrinkle product, Botox.