To compete with low-cost smartphones in China, Samsung is learning it has to move operations to Vietnam.
Ralph Nader says the public knows too little about why some Takata air bags explode and spray shrapnel.
Tired of listening to your taxi driver's outdated playlist? Grab an Uber car and listen to your Spotify playlist.
It would see airplanes that cross oceans using satellite communications to broadcast their locations.
Alibaba wants Apple Pay to succeed in China, but it may face a number of regulatory hurdles.
Irish pharmaceutical firm Actavis has agreed to buy Botox maker Allergan for $66 billion, creating one of the top 10 global pharmaceutical companies by sales revenue.
Halliburton's plan to pay $34.6 billion for Baker Hughes will combine the second and third largest global players in oil field services.
NTPC, formerly known as National Thermal Power Corporation, is expected to bag a substantial number of the country’s 204 coalfields at auction.
NVC Lighting’s former CEO Wu Changjiang has been accused of embezzling funds worth $101.71 million.
An Oct. 30 complaint alleges that a crash of a 2007 Ford Mustang caused a metal fragment to injure the driver when the air bag deployed.
If such a price materializes, it will likely put Botox maker Allergan out of Valeant’s reach.
The company's managers have been detained by police.
Infrastructure and government mandates will lead Brazil past the U.S. as the world's top biopower market.
The Takata air-bag recall has affected the owners of millions of vehicles.
The odor from the leak reached 40 miles.
The president's Green Climate Fund pledge could spark private investment in clean technologies and climate resiliency.
Advocates pushing Walmart to raise wages and improve work scheduling hope to make Black Friday 2014 their biggest action yet.
It seemed as if neither side would be willing to budge, but the health of the book industry hinges on publishers having more control.
The Keystone XL pipeline was passed, again, by the House. But this time it's actually going to get a vote in the Senate.
Amid sluggish U.S. demand for GM’s luxury car brand, Chinese consumers gravitate to Cadillac’s XTS sedan, SRX crossover.
A federal grand jury accused Don Blankenship of conspiring to violate federal mine safety rules at the Upper Big Branch mine.
September retail sales fell 0.3 percent.
Economists expect cheaper gas prices will likely put more money back into U.S. consumers’ pockets heading into the holiday shopping season.
Obama cited pending legal action in Nebraska and said it was hard to evaluate the pipeline proposal until the actual route was known.
The probe is one of four into so-called sweetheart deals which the Commission said may give the companies an unfair advantage.
Last year, an Asiana Airlines Boeing 777 flight crash-landed in San Francisco, killing three people and injuring 180.
In the third quarter, Airbus Group posted operating profit of 744 million euros, up 14 percent, and flat sales.
The San Francisco-based clothing retailer has been accused of discrimination for charging women more for plus-size jeans.
A New York real estate company has released images showing how the iconic city will look once upcoming skyscraper projects are completed.
Takata-made air bags have now been linked to five deaths after Honda disclosed a recent fatality in Malaysia in July.
