BUSINESS

America's second-largest automaker has a lot of catching up to do in China. The latest figures suggest that's happening.

A report by PwC says low prices and and rising salaries are driving Chinese netizens to outshop their global counterparts.

As Western clothiers pay workers at the Bangladesh building collapse, will firms address calls to compensate victims of a similar tragedy?

The CEO of the International Air Transport Association says the flying business has its head "above water, but just barely.”

Output in the euro zone's best performing economy ended Q1 on a high note, but the gains aren't expected to last.

Rescue workers pulled a fifth body from the wreckage Wednesday in Genoa, after the Jolly Nero cargo ship crashed, toppling a control tower.

Mike Jeffries, CEO of Abercrombie & Fitch, reportedly hates fat customers and only wants “thin and beautiful people” to shop in his stores.

Overall lending more than doubled in 2012 and loans to commercial enterprises are up 11 percent this year.

Discounted prices on devices aided the total, but T-Mobile nevertheless posted its first branded customer growth in four years.

The Belgian prosecutor's office announced Wednesday that 31 people have been arrested in connection with a huge diamond heist in February.

Urban Outfitters' recent line of prescription-themed products has one documentarian asking the retailer to remove the controversial items from shelves.

Sothebys, Whole Foods, Amerisafe, Cognizant, STMicroelectronics prevailed in the pre-market trading on Wednesday.

Sweet export volume numbers out of China do not jive with other data.

As China's economy continues to grow, entrepreneurs have grown with it. Here are the 10 wealthiest in China.

Foreign direct investment in Africa is ramping up, but forget China and the West. This growth is intra-continental.

Traders and institutional investors are preparing for another round of corporate earnings reports.

WebMD Health, Accuray, Whole Foods, Myriad Genetics, and Electronic Arts prevailed in the Nasdaq post-market trading on Tuesday.

Following the lead of wealthy individuals and banks, Chinese property developers are moving into the U.S.

Taco Bell's new $1 items consist of new options like spicy potato taco, spicy beef mini quesadilla, shredded chicken mini quesadilla, and a beefy cheesy burrito.

After three years, New York is back as the city with the most billionaires. Click through to see where you'll find the richest.

When the next Icelandic volcano tosses ash into the sky, EasyJet hopes to have the technology in place to prevent the closure of air space.

The Walt Disney Co. (NYSE:DIS) reported its fiscal second-quarter earnings jumped to $1.51 billion, or 83 cents a share.

The court's ruling that the First Amendment gives people the right to not communicate favors private businesses, not unions.

U.S. stocks set more records Tuesday, as a four-year long bull market stampedes into a fifth year.

So far, retailers are not supporting a plan to help the factory workers of Bangladesh - site of a building collapse that killed more than 700.

Down Under's five-month-old immigrant investor visa is relatively expensive compared to similar visa programs.

China is now experiencing its third wave of mass emigration, and this time it's not the poor who are leaving.

Brazil's candidate for director-general of the World Trade Organization has been chosen for the position, replacing Pascal Lamy.

U.S. and German stock market indexes set records on an array of encouraging reports and central bank actions.