COMPANIES

The Commerce Department's February retail sales report will show a 0.2 percent rise over January's level, analysts say.

U.S. retail dollar volume growth fell significantly in February to 2.5% compared to January’s growth of 5.7%.

Bullets have been selling like hotcakes in the U.S., leading to a nationwide retail shortage.

KKR is diversifying its manufacturing portfolio for third straight year with acquisitions in the U.S., France and India.

Japan's nuclear disaster has done little to dissuade the world's developed countries from continuing their nuclear programs.

Company says it's buying the 10th tallest building in the U.S., a parking garage and the park that's next to L.A.'s Central Library.

Bloomberg told television show Face The Nation that Starbucks not changing its offerings is "ridiculous."

Both firms are rumored to be interested in buying some of the troubled snack cake brands, including Twinkies.

Just days after a NYC subway fare hike went into effect, the MTA threw away $250,000 in maps that displayed a typo in a fare.

The pair signed a confidentialty agreement - days after the activist-investor said he would push to replace the pc maker’s board.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

The Japanese automaker Subaru is recalling nearly 50,000 "zombie" vehicles because they run the risk of starting themselves, without human intervention.

Data suggests that companies are targeting an aggressive reduction in cost of goods sold.

The Dow has raced to more than 14,000. Have you missed the party? Most certainly not, if you choose quality companies.

News Corp. announced Fox Sports 1, its new all-sports cable network, but some cable companies, fearing another pricey ESPN, could resist.

The growing capabilities of prison-based manufacturers make their products increasingly attractive to government contract buyers.

Time Warner is taking a cue from Rupert Murdoch and cutting off an atrophying appendage to its lucrative television and movie ventures.

A Wisconsin woman trying to protect her "wholesome" image failed to persuade a federal appeals court to hold Google Inc. liable because searches for her name could lead people to advertisements for drugs to treat sexual dysfunction.

With Chavez no longer running Venezuela, its once-mighty petroleum industry could be restored -- but only slowly.

Recent growth in manufacturing is at risk now as sequestration laws go into effect.

Taco Bell said it would begin to sell its Cool Ranch Doritos Locos Tacos a day early. But many fans are angered over the delay at their local chain while others complained about the new tacos' taste.

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