The coffee chain, which has been caught in the middle of the gun-control debate, stopped short of placing an outright ban.
The Fed’s decision about its bond-buying program and clues to future monetary policy will be front and center for investors.
The booming Nigerian start-up Jumia has established itself as one of Africa's leading online retail portals in just 1.5 years.
Rather, just the feet, are being exported to China, which could prove a profitable trade for the U.K.
The newest addition to the Dreamliner 787 family can carry as many as 290 passengers and will be priced at $249.5 million.
FriendFinder Networks has filed for bankruptcy after failing to turn a profit since at least 2008.
Holiday retail traffic this year in the U.S. is expected to be lower than last year’s.
Tesla has a critically acclaimed car, but it's still a David facing several Goliaths. And history proves that price matters.
IBT Tech Reporter Ryan Neal wrote about the rise of Twitter; he stopped by to talk with IBTimesTV.
Marigay McKee was still touting Harrods department store in 2011 -- now she must develop a stronger online business.
Europe’s auto sector is doing terribly, but Volkswagen’s high-end brands have sold over 16 times more cars there this year.
The formerly capsized luxury cruise liner, Costa Concordia was raised in a 19 hour parbuckling operation that was completed on Tuesday. Take a closer look at the damage sustained by the ship in photos here.
Increased tourism spending in the summer of 2013 could contribute to the best GDP growth figures Greece has seen in five years.
Men’s Wearhouse reported lousy sales this year, and what’s to blame, according to CEO Doug Ewert? Superstitious brides who fear the number 13.
While climate change has taken center stage, carbon intensive coal-fired plants have been increasing capacity.
French tax lawyers are probably hoping for more business from U.S. firms -- which face heightened tax scrutiny by Paris.
Countries with large shale crude oil and natural gas reserves can learn from the U.S. energy boom.
The FDA says it has received more than 200 complaints of illness in connection with the voluntary Chobani yogurt recall earlier this month.
Supporting earlier rumors of a mid-October iPad 5 launch, a new report said the company would hold an event on Oct. 15, dedicated to iPads.
The Federal Reserve is expected to announce a token reduction in its monetary stimulus, starting next month.
Smart watches are not expected to disrupt the $60 billion global watch market in a major way at first, according to bank analysts.
FDA banned import of drugs manufactured at Ranbaxy's newest Indian plant, dealing a blow to the generic major's comeback plans.
The short-term car rental business has come a long way from Zipcar’s founding in 2000.
The London partner of a global mining partnership withdrew from a $4.6 billion Alaskan mine proposal, leaving the project’s future shaky.
A property tax seems inevitable for China's major cities, but levying such a tax could cost the nation some of its economic growth.
One Canadian company appears 72 times on the the World Bank's list of 250 globally blacklisted companies.
The Toyota 4Runner maintains its "rugged and reliable" reputation in its latest model, which sports an aggressive exterior and a strong body-on-frame design.
Very discreet, art lover, family man. There's not a lot more we know about Mexico's newest tycoon.
The disputed valuation of Chrysler is why Ferrari cars and Ram pickup trucks aren’t made by the same company (yet).
Turkey's need for natural gas may help it get over its animosity toward Israel.
