COMPANIES

The latest forecast for the U.S.' 2013 holiday seasonal hiring is disappointing.

As Citi guides its investors to expect a slide in trading revenue, shadows of the 1994 bond rout loom over Wall Street.

Shanghai General Motors says its Cadillac ATS will be “a new force” in China’s luxury car segment.

India, a country of 1.2 billion people, has 12 million super-rich; 17 of them bought Lamborghinis last year.

AirAsia, which will soon begin flying to smaller cities and towns in India, has made a solid start in the country.

Investors have one eye on the week's economic data, and the other on the U.S. budget/debt ceiling spat in Washington.

Blackberry delayed the release of its BBM app for iOS and Android even as the company rapidly loses market share worldwide.

The gold-colored Apple iPhone 5S has already sold out in several locations worldwide. But many of the smartphones are now popping up for sale online.

As earnings plunge, BlackBerry said it will cut 4,500 jobs, or 40 percent of its worldwide workforce, by 2015.

Architecture studio Abaton has created a gorgeous portable home that can be erected in just one day.

The item is being tested at a California branch of the world’s biggest fast-food chain.

The German chancellor ordered the closure of all nuclear plants by 2022 -- and the price of energy skyrocketed, leaving German firms in the lurch.

Real estate investors may enjoy a new approach to investing, with real estate crowdfunding platforms.

A week of Tesla-boosting has sent the stock to two record highs in a row. Are the Teslanaire investors right?

What could make four of the largest oil companies in the world pull out of the most promising of Brazil's oil sites?

Caterpillar was seeing negative retail sales in all markets except Latin America -- until now.

The German automaker is recalling 134,100 5-Series sedans in the U.S. to fix a taillight issue.

Competition in the commercial engine market will stay stiff, so long as Pratt & Whitney’s PurePower engine stays ahead in the engineering game.

Automation is a fact of life in auto assembly, but when Chrysler needs engines quickly, it looks for human support.

A recall was issued for over 50,000 pounds of ground beef this week after "foreign products" were found in meat destined the nation's school lunch program.

The New York Times is reinstating its dividends after five years of cash hoarding.

An arbitration panel in The Hague released Chevron of any liability in “collective” environmental damage claims.

Investors to weigh their options following a rally fueled by the U.S. Fed's unexpected decision to delay tightening monetary policy.

The Tata group has also joined hands with Malaysia's AirAsia to launch a discount airline in India.

It looks like the Federal Reserve’s stimulus will continue to lift all financial-market boats, making third-quarter earnings less relevant.

China will be the world’s largest outbound tourist market in months, so how are global companies adapting to meet the demand?

"Since the panic of five years ago, he's done a terrific job," he said of Bernanke during a television interview with Bank of America's CEO.

Mars is scheduled to released a new variety of birthday cake flavored M&Ms in May of 2014.

When they discovered oil in Alberta, Canada began to change. The environment and the population have all suffered.