COMPANIES

PSA Peugeot Citroen "rubberized" a hatchback and stuck a tank of compressed nitrogen gas under it. MPG: 94.

Five years after excessively risky behavior brought Lehman Brothers down, the company survives as a ghost of its former self.

The U.S. supermarket giant is seeing huge adoption of its digital coupons, which are delivered through its popular app.

The Dorel Juvenile Group issued a recall on their Safety 1st and Eddie Bauer child safety seats this week.

Investors remain transfixed on economic data, the Fed's next move next week, and the Syrian crisis.

With Petronas exit from the Faja del Orinoco project, Spain's Repsol wants a bigger slice -- but so does Petróleos de Venezuela.

Walt Disney plans to buy back up to $8 billion in stock next year.

In autos, capital goods, household products, insurance and software, publicly traded firms based in Germany dominated the 24-sector list.

Twitter filed for its highly anticipated IPO Thursday. But the new JOBs act allows details of the filing to be secret another three weeks.

Thousands of fish have been killed as the result of a major molasses spill.

Guess what Twitter's revenue is?

The major U.S. brand has tried its hand in several international markets, with mixed results in the past decade.

Health officials in Europe blasted Philip Morris for lobbying against stricter smoking laws, but the company says it must defend its industry.

A new survey showed developed markets distrust Chinese corporations due to state involvement and lack of brand familiarity.

The world’s largest gold miner tried to reassure investors it has capital costs under control.

Boeing was all set to sell Brazil its F-18 Super Hornet for $4B. Then the NSA's spying on the president made things hairy for the U.S. company.

The CPSC and Health Canada issued a massive recall for 12 different brands of Gree USA dehumidifiers Thursday after the products caused some $2 million in property damage.

J.C. Penney just needs to make it through the year, not care about which companies it has burned.

The struggling retailer is being sued by its Swiss-based vendor over what may be the exact thing wrong with the company.

Ailing global hotels operator, Hilton Worldwide, will use the IPO proceeds to pay off debt.

Investors remain watchful ahead of economic data, with one eye fixed firmly on Syrian negotiations in Geneva.

The sale exploits low interest rates and renewed investor interest to fund its buyout of Vodafone's stake in Verizon Wireless.

Mark L. Newton, chief technical analyst at Greywolf Execution Partners discusses Apple's stock price over the last 12 months.

At its final scheduled consumer conference for the year, McDonald’s highlighted initiatives and reflected on an uninspiring year.

Chevron announced its intention to drop a $60 billion case against Ecuador -- if the judge agrees to block a jury trial.

China's blogosphere is panning Apple's iPhone 5C launch event in Beijing as a real dud.

Shell is in talks with Nigeria's Bodo community, five years after two massive oil spills destroyed livelihoods there.

Stocks could open mixed as investors weigh the latest developments on the Syrian crisis.

China sales for global fast-food giants McDonald’s and KFC have been consistently weak this year.