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China State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) Lead In Market Capitalization Loss In 2013; Bad Year For Banking, Coal And Beverage

China's state-owned enterprises have enjoyed easy access to cheap loans and subsidies, but reform is coming.

New Year’s Is The Top US Holiday For Auto Theft; General Motors Workhorse Pickup Trucks Like The Silverado Are Common Targets, But Ford F-250 Is The No. 1 Most Coveted By Crooks

New Year’s Day tops the list of holidays when most cars are stolen. Workhorse pickups are the most coveted by crooks.

Cooper Tire Terminates Merger Deal With India's Apollo Tyres; Both Companies Vow To Take Legal action Against Each Other

Apollo blamed Cooper for not resolving complications at its China unit, while Cooper held the Indian company responsible for the breakup.

US Stock Futures Suggest Another Mixed Open While Year-End Trend Hints At Yet Another Rally; Stocks Could Grow By 6%-8% In 2014 But Correction Cannot Be Ruled Out

The last day of trading for 2013 is here and most markets look set to close out the year on a high note.

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Did BMW Misdirect The Press By Getting Actress Anne Hathaway Into Its i3 Electric Car?

If TMZ says Anne Hathaway got a BMW i3 before anyone else can get it, it must be true. Right?

Ford Motor Co. (F) Beats Toyota (TM) As 2013 Best-Selling Auto Brand In The US As Fusion Sedan, Fiesta Mini, Escape Crossover Broke Records

The world’s fifth-largest automaker says it's had the same best-selling vehicle in the U.S. for 32 years.

Top 2014 Financial Resolutions For The Rich: deVere Group Poll

Three top financial priorities in 2014 for the globe-trotting wealthy are seemingly at odds with one another.

$80 Million Private Supersonic Jet Could Be Ready By 2018 And Will Fly From New York To London In 4 Hours

After the Concorde was retired in 2003, few people thought anything would take its place.

Startups & Private Equity Buy Hollywood Branding, From ‘Avatar’ Transmedia Marketers

Raptor Consumer Partners is betting on Hollywood-style rebranding to launch consumer product businesses.

US Stock Futures Suggest Mixed Start; Pending Homes Sales Data, Dallas Fed Manufacturing Survey Due

After a terrific week, when stocks on the three main indexes rose more than 1 percent, stocks look set for a subdued opening.

Italy Business Climate Index IESI Moderately Up In December, PPI Drops In November

Italy's business climate index improved moderately in December, while producer prices continued to drop.

Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Release Nears: Device Reportedly Headed To AT&T With Model Number SM-P907A

AT&T was the first to offer the original Galaxy Note in the US, and it could do the same with the Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 as well.

Samsung Galaxy S5 Release Date Coming: Company Could Unveil New Exynos 6 And Exynos S Processors At CES 2014

If the Galaxy S5 gets the Exynos 6 processor, the Exynos S could make its way to the next-generation Galaxy Note.

UPDATE: Trolley Blast Toll Rises To 14, A Day After ‘Black Widow’ Suicide Bomber Struck Russian Train Station Killing 17

The incident closely followed Sunday's blast triggered by a suicide bomber in a Volgograd train station, which killed 17.

Saudi Conglomerate To File Complaint Against French Utility

Details of troubled partnership remain unclear.

Russian Cosmonauts Installed Earth-Watching Cameras In A Record-Breaking Spacewalk, But Removed Them Later Due To Technical Glitch

Exact cause of problem still a mystery.

Year Of The Drone: New Underwater Drone Developed By U.S. Military Will Be In Service By 2014

After years of air-borne drone use, the U.S. military is taking things under the sea with new underwater drones.

Target Customers' PIN Data Stolen Along With Credit And Debit Card Information

Target confirms that encrypted PIN data also hacked.

Forget Keystone XL; Competing Pipelines Will Bring Oil-Sands From Alberta To US Gulf Coast

If the Keystone XL pipeline is not approved, will crude oil have another way to get to the U.S. Gulf Coast?

2013 In Automotive Recalls: Electrical Issues, Airbag Woes And Spiders Featured Prominently This Year, While Toyota Faced The Most Problems

Toyota was the biggest recaller of the year, while Volkswagen and General Motors faced problems in China.

Caterpillar (CAT) Ends An Awful 2013 With $11 Billion In Losses Amid A Slowing Global Mining Sector

After a terrible year amid a slowing mining sector, what will Caterpillar do in 2014 to rebound?

Turkey's outgoing Economy Minister Zafer Caglayan

Turkey's Corruption Scandal Exposes 'Gas-For-Gold' Scheme With Iran

Find out how the biggest corruption scandal in Turkey is affecting U.S. foreign policy.

HTC Designers Indicted: Top Employees Prosecuted For Leaking Company Secrets

High-level execs face up to 20 years in prison.

Cathay Pacific Orders 4 More Aircraft From Boeing (BA) As It Looks To Capitalize On The Growing Asian Long-Haul Market

After splashing $7.5 billion on the new 777X, Cathay Pacific went back to Boeing for four more wide-bodied aircraft.

'The Hobbit' Ruled Box Office Receipts On The Day After Christmas, Followed By Disney's 'Frozen'

Big-budget movies vied for viewers on the day after Christmas.

GM Recalls 1.5 Million Vehicles For Safety Issue In China; Ford To Recall 80,000 SUVs For A Steering Part Flaw

General Motors is in danger of losing its leadership position to Volkswagen in the Chinese market for the first time in nearly a decade.

Used Car Prices In The U.S. Are Falling From Historic Highs: Here’s A List Of Most Popular Models And The Locations Where They’re Priced Above (And Below) Average

Looking for a sweet used car deal? Then avoid buying certain cars in these specific locations.

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