COMPANIES

The car service wants to launch its uberX low-cost option in all 67 counties as well as in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.

The sale “will ensure that the Waldorf-Astoria New York represents the brand’s world-class standards for generations to come."

The drop in factory orders, the sharpest since 2009, was driven by weak foreign demand amid tensions with Russia.

The new iPhones will reportedly be sold by the company's distribution partners in the country.

The move could help Euro Disney, which has struggled to attract visitors and has racked up debt worth 1.75 billion euros.

The acquisition, recommended by the boards of both companies, would aim to combine the two U.S.-based companies' complementary products.

The deal is estimated to be worth more than $2 billion.

As one of the older big computer companies, HP directors have discussed ways to restructure to keep up with technology upstarts.

The suddenly unstoppable U.S. dollar is posing a triple threat to American companies’ profits.

The ruling comes a month after a California judge dismissed FedEx’s claim that its drivers are freelancers not direct employees.

Over 14 million GM vehicles have key rotation problems. Total recalls for the year now top 30 million.

The search for the airliner has been on hold since May while scientists mapped a 23,000-square-mile area of the Indian Ocean.

Apple Inc. CEO Tim Cook memorialized company co-founder Steve Jobs days before the third anniversary of his death.

Tesla Motors partner Panasonic said Friday it has a new company in Nevada to build batteries for Tesla.

The report comes one day after the social network apologized for user experimentation.

Switzerland's largest bank could face the fine if found guilty by French authorities of helping wealthy customers there avoid tax.

The finding of gross negligence in the 2010 Gulf oil spill increased the company's potential liabilities by about $18 billion.

Bank hack: A new report significantly increases the number of accounts compromised during the summer's cyberattack.

This is the carmaker's 69th recall this year.

As clients follow Bill Gross out the door of Pimco, new CIO Daniel Ivascyn doesn’t want star managers.

French telecommunications company Iliad is preparing to offer a larger stake in T-Mobile US Inc.

Weaker-than-expected consumption in Europe and China, coupled with a global supply glut, is depressing crude oil prices.

The Australian Senate is investigating how multinationals save billions in corporate taxes.

'D' could stand for 'dual-motor.''

In 2013, roughly 546,000 physicians and 1,360 teaching hospitals received $3.5 billion in financial compensation from the medical industry.

Global investments rose 16 percent in the first three quarters as China boost solar spending, Bloomberg New Energy Finance said.

New data shows that the three companies spending the most on EU lobbyists are all from the United States.

GMO labeling is estimated to cost less than a penny a day per person, according to a new study.

As separate companies, eBay and PayPal could help fulfill the ambitions of two bigger tech players.