With viewership declines at almost all of its cable networks, Viacom Inc. is expected to report lackluster Q2 earnings.
The Florida clean-energy company says it's on track to add hundreds of megawatts in new solar and wind energy projects in the coming months.
One of the country’s largest sellers of hardwood flooring says it’s facing more than 100 class-action lawsuits.
Cheaper imports may also push domestic manufacturers to improve their quality, and reduce pressure on Hong Kong.
Reports said the 24 crew members were mainly from Eastern Europe and Asia, and that there no Americans on board.
One of the images on Slator’s phone showed an African child dancing, alongside a caption that read, "It's Friday N*****."
A pilot said that the iPad error, which was likely due to a recent software update, affected "random" planes.
Detroit automakers have come full circle, relying as they did before the financial crisis on profits from selling trucks and sport utility vehicles in the United States to cover losses overseas.
Deepwater Wind broke ground on a five-turbine, 30-megawatt project near Rhode Island, marking a critical step for the industry.
Ford vehicle sales increased in Asia, but revenue dropped globally, partly due to lower F-150 production as U.S. plants revamped.
The surprise hit “American Sniper” and revenue growth at HBO are expected to highlight a strong quarter for Time Warner.
Low oil prices and tepid energy demand are expected to bruise the first-quarter earnings of the world's largest oil and gas companies, analysts say.
A hefty increase in refining revenue offset a slump in oil production earnings.
Time Warner Cable also is open to deals with companies other than Charter.
Ahead of Tesla’s announcement that it’s getting into “very large” batteries, guess what the company’s stock is doing?
Last quarter, Twitter only managed to add a dismal 4 million new monthly users
Earnings season is in full swing this week, with quarterly results from Apple, Twitter, LinkedIn and more.
Although scientists generally agree that genetically modified organisms are safe for human consumption, the public tends to believe otherwise.
Ford Motor lost U.S. market share last year, but the new F-150 and upcoming refreshed models will change that.
The transaction, to be finalized in the second half of 2015, would significantly expand Capgemini's presence in North America.
The message follows Royal Dutch Shell's $70 billion offer to acquire rival producer BG.
Thousands are trying to escape Nepal via local airports as relief workers and medical supplies flood the country.
“If you look at the exterior styling and interior craftsmanship ... you can’t tell if something is a foreign product or a local brand,” one industry expert says.
Deputy Chairman Berthold Huber will temporarily assume leadership of the board until the election of a new chairman, Volkswagen said.
The Airbus A320, carrying 97 passengers on board, left a trail of sparks and smoke as it landed.
The Southwest Airlines flight 100, carrying 175 passengers and six crew members, was traveling from Las Vegas to Milwaukee.
The system failure had affected 7,000 company-operated stores in the U.S. and 1,000 stores in Canada.
A glitch in the company's point-of-sale systems led to locations across the U.S. and Canada giving away coffee and tea.
First synthesized in the 1930s, BMPEA is believed to aid in weight loss. It's derived from the Acacia rigidula plant.
The nation's largest electric utility is facing fresh criticism from North Carolinians over its handling of toxic coal ash.