John Potter's daughter abused her power of attorney and put the deed to his Ohio house in her name.
The New York region's factories took a hit as stores scaled back inventories and prices for products declined.
Fake brand-name condoms are a lucrative business in China, but the police are getting wise to it.
The people of Shanglin county in southern China have ventured to an unlikely place to seek their fortunes.
A Taiwanese official said the country "can afford" to lose the Philippines as a trading partner in row over fisherman's death.
34-year-old Brighton Zanthe came back to life at his own funeral, shocking mourners who were paying their final respects.
German exports and investments fell in the first quarter as French exports declined, too, for the second quarter in a row.
Tata Motors, ING Groep, Qiagen, Gap, and Barclays are among the companies that prevailed in the pre-market trading on Wednesday.
The federal budget deficit has begun what the CBO thinks will be three years of contraction. After that, deficits will resume growing.
Kellogg Company has unveiled two new flavors of its hit breakfast snack Pop-Tarts for peanut butter lovers: Gone Nutty Peanut Butter and Gone Nutty Chocolate Peanut Butter.
Wal-Mart's first quarter started soft. The question is whether traffic picked up toward May or not.
Financial District Wine and Liquor has the only bottle in the United States of the most expensive Cognac in the world.
U.S. stock index futures point to a lower open Wednesday ahead of the publication of a wide range of economic data.
VOXX, Advent, Trius, YRC, and Sabra are among the companies prevailing in Nasdaq post-market trading on Tuesday.
Owners paint over cracks and resume work in a factory adjacent to unstable building.
Ranbaxy USA accepted three felony counts of adulterating its drugs as well as four felony charges that it knowingly lied to the FDA.
Greece's credit rating was upgraded a notch by Fitch Ratings to B- from C, although B- is considered junk status.
The EU is investigating whether oil giants colluded in reporting distorted prices to fix market prices for oil.
National Union of Mineworkers believes the strike against Lonmin is in reaction to the killing of a veteran worker from its rival union.
Burger King will be introducing the BK Rib as part of its summer menu.
LinkedIn is suffering some technical difficulties and parts of the site won't load
Debt-choked euro zone nations are selling swanky real estate properties as they try to get their financial house in order.
Talk about buy-and-hold: Chinese "grannies" appear to have the world's longest time horizon when it comes to gold investing.
Taco Bell is trying out a new breakfast waffle taco with scrambled eggs, sausage and syrup.
Cameras were all focused on One World Trade Center as it reached its final height. However, this video gives a unique breathtaking view from the spire itself.
Skechers settled charges over its unfounded claims that its shoes help people lose weight and tone muscles.
Alibaba has been gearing up to complete its IPO this year, with estimates as high as $100 billion.
The new ways to extract light crude and Canada's tar sands are radically changing the oil playing field.
Aviva’s chief executive, Mark Wilson, wants to save £400 million ($611 million) in costs by cutting about 6 percent of its total workforce.
Peer-to-peer car-sharing service RelayRides announced on Tuesday the acquisition of competitor Wheelz.
