COMPANIES

WH Group is the latest company to suffer delays for a place on the Hong Kong exchange.

U.S. weapons makers are benefiting from workforce reductions and other cost-cutting measures that began around 2007.

We spoke to one of the few North American jewellery retailers who carries Fairtrade gold, sourced from poor miners in South America.

The giant Internet retailer's broadening ambitions and improving margins likely boosted first-quarter earnings.

Huawei has been pursued by U.S. lawmakers who believe it has been engaged in espionage.

Moreover, the outlook is rosier for the No. 2 U.S. cable provider, following a high-profile battle with CBS.

The trademark registrations are filed under “class 14,” a section that covers jewelry, clocks and watches.

One key analyst says equipment demand will remain adequate in 2014, despite challenging mining sector conditions.

Quarterly earnings announcements from big players in retail, aviation and technology should help guide investors.

Analysts also predict the global cafe giant will post 11 percent revenue growth in the most recent quarter.

The Japanese company has remained the top-selling automaker since 2012 and ended last year with record sales of 9.98 million vehicles.

Rescue operations continue to search for missing people days after the ferry sank on its way to a resort island off the Korean peninsula.

"Growth momentum is stabilizing," an economist says of the lackluster but expedted numbers.

Yoo Byung-un already has a criminal record for fraud.

CEO compensation far outpaced average-worker pay in publicly listed hospitality and food services companies.

Twitter users already discussed snorting Palcohol, or powdered alcohol, after it was approved by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau.

The budget carrier's stock dropped after the news on fears of higher costs.

U.S. concerns about the global economy, a weakened ruble and the interdependent nature of key industries may be why Russia isn't feeling the heat.

Supplier for branded shoes attempts to quell largest Chinese labor action in years as workers at second plant return to work.

The deal's goal is to bolster best lines and exit weaker ones, as the sector contends with health care spending cuts and generic competition.

As tension between the West and Russia continues to build, academics and politicians are proposing a fresh idea for the problem's mitigation.

McDonald's has posted two years of turbulent U.S. same restaurant sales, due to sluggish economic growth, stiffer competition and internal missteps.

The company will build a network of charging stations in China to support owners of Tesla vehicles.

U.S. gasoline stockpiles are at a three-year low, and prices have risen 4 percent during the past year. Translation: more pain at the pump.

With a relatively flat second quarter, Apple seems to be banking on end-of-the-year product launches to boost revenue.

The Detroit automaker will see profits slammed by charges stemming from global recall, S. American currency troubles and Europe restructuring.

Lockheed, maker of the F-35 fighter jet, satellites and coastal warships, said quarterly earnings rose 23%.

In February, Novartis had acquired CoStim Pharmaceuticals to broaden its cancer immunotherapy research program.

Both plaintiffs and General Motors were busy in the court's previous session.