Boeing Co. has started its work on assembling the 1000th 777 aircraft in Everett, Washington after receiving orders from Dubai-based Emirates Airlines.
Toyota Motor Corp. is recalling about 550000 vehicles worldwide to replace an engine component that could hamper steering. This will include 420,000 in the U.S. Nearly 27,000 vehicles were recalled in Canada and 38,000 recalled in Japan.
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters' weak quarterly revenue raised fears about the company's growth potential, as sales of its Keurig coffee makers did not rise as much as Wall Street had expected, sending its shares down 34 percent.
The Commerce Department said on Wednesday it would investigate whether Chinese companies sell solar panels in the United States at unfair discounts and receive illegal government subsidies.
Gasoline and diesel prices fell in the Portland, Oregon, market as two refineries finished seasonal overhauls, traders said.
Wells Fargo & Company announced on Wednesday the formation of a commercial real estate investment trust (REIT) finance group.
Black Friday is quickly approaching with just three weeks left, as customers eagerly await sale announcements from their favorite stores. Luckily for some, certain ads have already leaked to the public, allowing customers to map out exactly what they want and exactly where they need to go to get it.
The fight over the AT&T/T-Mobile merger is heating up, and the argument is focused on jobs.
American Express Co. is launching a $100 million fund as a new multi-year program designed to help accelerate the company's digital transformation, as it tries to add consumers in new geographies and attract younger generations.
Median home prices fell in 111 of 150 metro areas in the third quarter, according to the National Association of Realtors.
The National Meat Association says a California law mandating humane treatment and euthanization of animals is preempted by a federal meat inspection law.
PriceSmart Inc. announced in its fourth-quarter earnings report Wednesday that its profit fell from the same period last year, as higher revenues were not enough to outweigh higher costs of business.
Wendy's Co. reported further losses in its third-quarter earnings report released Thursday, as the fast-food conglomerate deals with higher costs of food and continued costs from its sale of the Arby's restaurant chain in July.
Wholesale companies reduced their stockpiles in September for the first time in nearly two years as distributors tried to keep pace with sales that rose more than forecast.
General Growth Properties, the large mall operator that exited bankruptcy protection last year, reported core funds from operation (FFO), which measures its ability to generate cash, of $224.2 million, or 23 cents per share, up slightly from FFO of $223.2 million in 2010.
Republic Airways has decided to split or even sell its subsidiary Frontier after announcing substantial third quarter losses for the company.
U.S. Energy Information Administration today reports U.S. crude oil refineries saw a drop in the number of barrels produced this week, contradicting the American Petroleum Institute's report.
Macy's Inc. reported a strong third-quarter net income of $139 million ($0.32 per share), but a fall in gross margin caused shares to slip in early trading on Wednesday.
Caribou Coffee Inc. posted a 11.2 percent increase in third-quarter earnings on significant increases from coffeehouse sales, commercial sales and franchise sales
Dean Foods reported a third quarter loss of $1.54 billion dollars compared to earnings of $24.3 million the year-earlier period, due to a $1.6 billion goodwill charge levied on the company.
Mortgage applications increased 10.3 percent in the week ending Nov. 4, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
Record number of oil and natural gas sales bulk up company coffers beyond market analyst predictions.
Lionsgate Entertainment narrowed its fiscal second quarter net loss year-over-year to $24.6 million as gains from its sale of Maple Pictures and EPIX earnings helped offset underperformance in films.
Losses on securities investments at the core of a scandal rocking Japan's Olympus Corp may have once exceeded $1 billion, the Nikkei newspaper said on Wednesday, as the 92-year-old firm's share price plunged due to doubts about its future.
Months of labor conflict have stalled Air Canada's plans for a low-cost carrier, but Canada's biggest airline says it has not given up the idea.
Yahoo Inc, Microsoft Corp and AOL Inc have set up an advertising partnership as Google and Facebook's online ad dominance grows.
Even though they are first in line to be paid back under broker liquidation rules, customers of bankrupt MF Global Holdings Ltd's brokerage may not get all their money back.
Moody's Investor Service on Wednesday downgraded its outlook for India's banking system to negative from stable.
Jet Airways Ltd, India's top private carrier, said on Wednesday that it has no plans to cut jobs in drive to save costs and instead look to non-payroll areas to streamline operations.
HyperDynamics, IntraLinks, Weight Watchers, RPC and Cinemark Holdings, GenOn Energy, United Rentals, Lowe's Companies, Lennar Corp. and Standard Motor Products are among the companies that saw active trading in the extended trading session on the New York Stock Exchange.
