Ailing global hotels operator, Hilton Worldwide, will use the IPO proceeds to pay off debt.
What's more, IDC expects tablet shipments to exceed PC shipments annually by end of 2015.
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.
Rumors claim Apple is preparing to launch a new TV hardware product in October, along with the next-generation iPads.
Seventy-five years after the Hindenburg disaster, a California company is looking to bring back the zeppelin.
Mark L. Newton, chief technical analyst at Greywolf Execution Partners discusses Apple's stock price over the last 12 months.
Volvo is trying to recover what made it the darling of Scandinavian sensibility. Its Chinese owner isn’t helping.
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.
Is the increase in oil theft and instability in Nigeria over the fall in oil production making western energy companies think twice in investing?
China's blogosphere is panning Apple's iPhone 5C launch event in Beijing as a real dud.
What's more, productivity in the global autos and auto parts industry is at its highest level since February 2011.
The FDA said it has received 89 sickness complaints stemming from Chobani yogurts tainted by mold, with symptoms including nausea and cramps.
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.
There's a stark divided in the U.S. airline industry between the most and least fuel-efficient carriers.
China sales for global fast-food giants McDonald’s and KFC have been consistently weak this year.
Fresh off its profitable recent IPO, specialty organic grocer Sprouts Farmers Market is getting attention from two major banks.
Lexus revealed a new crossover hybrid concept, the LF-NX, at the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show on Tuesday.
Tesla is on a roll, but not enough to justify its rocketing stock performance. Is a correction underway?
In a nutshell, Apple is too expensive to be included in the 30-firm Dow Jones Industrial Average, the most-cited stock index in the world.
In several new communities, infrastructure and economic opportunities lag the pace of property development, making it difficult to attract residents.
On a percentage basis, some companies paid double what other companies paid in taxes.
Chinese consumers purchased 11.3 million cars in the first eight months of 2013; U.S. buyers bought 10.6 million.
Italy's sovereign debt is owned almost entirely by insurance firms and banks.
Given capital controls, U.S. companies have turned to the safest asset possible to retain the value of their Venezuela-generated profits: real estate.
The index’s shake-up is the biggest in almost a decade, as three big companies are displaced by three better-performing businesses.
Twitter acquired MoPub, a mobile advertising firm, fueling rumors that it may launch its own ad exchange soon.
The Koch empire seeks to expand its business beyond energy, chemicals and paper, surprising analysts with the deal.
