Tenet Healthcare Corporation said on Wednesday it had secured a five year, $800-million revolving credit facility with a group of banks led by Citigroup and Bank of America.
The National Association of Realtors expressed concern on Wednesday over the expansion of banking powers by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, an agency within the Department of the Treasury.
Restaurant operator Wendy's International Inc. on Thursday said a U.S. district judge in New York denied a noteholders' suit seeking to enjoin a planned spin-off of Canadian coffee shop chain Tim Hortons Inc, in which Wendy's is the majority shareholder.
Google Inc.'s Michael Jones likes to take pictures with a super high-resolution camera like those used on spy planes during the Cold War.
Chinese car maker Geely is considering whether to make cars in the United States in order to begin selling there as soon as 2008, its chairman said on Thursday.
Renault Chief Executive Carlos Ghosn said negotiators were trying to resolve differences in auto alliance talks between the French automaker, Japan's Nissan and General Motors.
The result would be the 3rd consecutive year of profit for the Europe division.
TAAG Angola Airlines joined Boeing's Component Services Programs on Wednesday, becoming the world's 22nd airline to join the leading aerospace company.
Verizon Communications Inc. said on Wednesday it expects its upgraded fiber network project, FiOS to be in more than 50 percent of all households in the US by 2010 that are within the company's service area.
The heads of General Motors Corp. and Renault-Nissan held crucial talks on a possible three-way alliance in Paris on Wednesday amid mounting doubts that a full-blown deal could materialize. The companies confirmed the meeting but declined to comment ahead of the self-set mid October deadline.
Ford Motor Co said on Wednesday that none of its European premium brand car businesses was for sale at this stage except Aston Martin, but added it would continue to examine all its options.
Johnson & Johnson has sued Boston Scientific Corp. and Abbott Laboratories Inc., seeking at least $5.5 billion in damages related to J&J's failed bid for medical device maker Guidant Corp.
Buyers in the $565 billion market for so-called sub-prime mortgage bonds are clamoring for the high-yield securities, even though experts increasingly warn that pricing has reached irrational levels.
Yamato Transport Co. will start its own international delivery service as a replacement for a service deal with United Parcel Service starting on Oct. 1, the company said on Monday.
Japan's Nissan Motor Co. will sell its all stake in Nissan Diesel Motor Co. to Swedish car and truck maker Volvo, Nissan said on Monday.
A proposed class action lawsuit filed against leading coffee retailer Starbucks on Monday by an independent coffee house owner claims that that the company abuses its monopoly position in the specialty coffee market to eliminate smaller competitors by using various means, including cluster bombing store tactics.
Mercedes-Benz said on Monday it plans to offer its first BLUETEC diesel-powered versions of its M, R and GL-Class sport-utility vehicles in 50 US states at the beginning of 2008.
Oil and gas producer Oil Search is set for a strong move towards Papua New Guinea gas pipeline for liquefied natural gas (LNG) with backing from ExxonMobil Corp and BG Group.
Gold explorer Proto Resources and Investments Ltd. has launched a $3.5 million Initial Public Offering.
A lawsuit accusing tobacco companies of defrauding smokers into thinking light cigarettes were safer than regular brands can proceed as a class action, a federal judge in New York ruled on Monday.
Amp'd Mobile Inc. said on Monday that consumer electronics retailer Circuit City Stores Inc. would sell its mobile phones, as start-up wireless service Amp'd expands its distribution.
Furniture maker and retailer Ethan Allen Interiors Inc. on Monday forecast revenue for the current quarter below Wall Street estimates amid weak consumer confidence and volatility in its business.
Walgreen Co., the largest U.S. drugstore chain, posted a 25 percent rise in quarterly profit on Monday, driven by strong sales of prescription medications and the addition of the Happy Harry's chain.
The future of a European project aimed at matching U.S. and Israeli prowess in unmanned spyplanes that could eventually fire weapons was thrown into doubt after a test model crashed off the coast of Spain.
BP Exploration said on Friday it will re-start production in a portion of the Eastern Operating Area of Prudhoe Bay following its earlier shutdown in August this year.
Wal-Mart said on Friday it will launch a 5-year plan to reduce the amounts of natural resources it uses for packaging by 5 percent.
Plexus Corp., an electronic manufacturing services company, said on Friday that talks have begun to purchase an additional manufacturing facility in Malaysia in order to meet the demands of its customers.
UAE-based Etihad Airways was voted the world's leading new airline for the third year in a row in the 13th annual World Travel Awards currently taking place in the Carribean's Turks and Caicos Islands.
Japan Post will collect mails less frequently from 40 thousand mailboxes in major cities starting from Oct. 16, it announced Friday.
The Ministry of Finance of Japan issued a business improvement administrative order to Credit Suisse Asset Management Japan on Friday due to breaches of securities investment trust law, the firm said in official statement released later on the same day.
