BUSINESS

Puerto Rico's year-old enticing tax reforms reportedly has billionaire hedge-funder John Paulson considering a move to the tropics.

Some of the largest companies in the U.S. greatly boosted their tax-avoiding cash stockpiles abroad last year.

Genworth Financial, ArcelorMittal, Ericsson, Best Buy, and Royal Caribbean prevailed in the pre-market trading Monday.

The U.S. stock index futures point to a slightly lower open Monday after stocks reported biggest weekly gain since January in the last week.

Asian stock markets mostly advanced Monday as better-than-expected U.S. non-farm payroll data boosted sentiment.

Two of the three biggest players in the U.S. canned-tuna game have expanded voluntary recalls because of concerns about packaging.

Arnold Worldwide has announced an advertising campaign for Jack Daniel's whiskey that celebrates the product's place in musical history.

The Jets continue to field calls for their superstar cornerback.

Solving problems found in flight-testing the planes in the Pentagon's F-35 Joint Strike Fighter Program will most likely be pricey.

Any manufacturing revival will come in the face of challenges caused by deficiencies supporting our innovation system, MIT researchers find.

The government vows to address China's growing class divide, but reports of vast off-the-books wealth show it worsening.

Consumer Portfolio, Viropharma, Trius Therapeutics, Rockwell Medical and Thoratec prevailed in post-market trading.

Quicksilver, Elan Corp, Tetra Technologies, Broadridge and Chimera prevailed in the NYSE post-market trading Friday.

In the wake of a surprising U.S. employment report, investors will be keeping an eye out for more proof of economic strength.

What is China's next currency move now that the yen has weakened so much against the dollar?

There was a gain in manufacturing jobs last month, but Washington's partisan feud could hurt the sector's momentum.

Hooters' overhaul would make each restaurant more than just a man cave, as salads, remodeling and a series of ads are rolled out.

February’s hiring increase was the highest since November, but economists warn that the trend could easily be reversed.

Pandora's stock soared after the company surprised Wall Street investors on Thursday with better-than-expected quarterly sales and an announcement that its CEO will be stepping down.

China’s exports in February beat analysts’ estimates, as official data have them jumping 21.8 percent year over year.

The gain in 236,000 jobs was well above estimates and the unemployment rate fell to 7.7 percent.

Nouriel Roubini, the bearish economist who predicted the subprime-mortgage mess, says U.S. growth will be dampened due to past errors.

Pandora Media, First Majestic Silver, Xerox Corp, Navistar, Citigroup, and SunTrust Banks prevailed in the pre-market trading Friday.

When you’re down so low sometimes the only direction is up. And many hard-hit U.S. housing markets topped the 2012 price increase list.

To stay ahead, U.S. policymakers must continue to invest in the success of the country's clean-energy companies.

U.S. stock index futures point to a higher open Friday ahead of the Bureau of Labor Statistics' nonfarm payrolls and unemployment reports.

Japan’s economy appeared to have stabilized on the back of flat growth in the fourth quarter after contracting in the previous two quarters of 2012.

Crude oil prices declined slightly and hovered below $92 a barrel during Asian trading hours Friday as investors awaited non-farm payrolls report.

Ambarella Inc, LHC Group Inc, Rigel Pharmaceuticals Inc, Copart and Finisar Corporation prevailed in the NASDAQ post-market trading Thursday.