The Indian rupee's recent free fall -- more than 10 percent in 2013 -- will benefit India's $27B Essar Group.
Chip Starnes, CEO of Specialty Medical Supplies, said that an agreement has been reached with employees who have held him in his Chinese factory.
A Connecticut couple employed the assistance of customers at their local Starbucks to help them choose a name for their baby.
The lawsuit claims a customer complaint was used as a reason to terminate Amanda Connell, but it added that Connell was not working when the incident occurred.
A N.Y. court ruled Wednesday that Starbucks baristas must share their tips with shift supervisors.
Renewable energy will increase by 20 percent over the next five years overtaking gas
Celebrity chef Paula Deen adds Walmart to the list of companies that have ended a relationship after it was discovered she used racial slurs.
A Deloitte survey found that corporate executives expect to invest in growth and acquisitions in 2013.
Here are five key components of the FISA Accountability And Privacy Protection Act Of 2013 you should know about.
In a polite letter, the Federal Trade Commission warned search engines to more-clearly distinguish natural search results from paid ads.
After upping its offer, SoftBank won shareholder approval to buy 78% of the telecom company.
Asia and Middle Eastern superrich have helped push up the cost of British ultra-luxury goods and services.
Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer’s looks were the focus at the annual Yahoo! shareholder meeting on Tuesday.
Hong Kong International Airport earned $725 million.
French regulators said anti-tax evasion measures the bank took weren’t strict and effective enough.
The controversial trader and founder of Glencore-Xstrata, one of the world’s largest commodities companies, will be buried in Israel.
Samsung announces the Galaxy S4 LTE-A, which is claimed to be the world’s first smartphone to support the new LTE-Advanced network.
Raj Jain, CEO of Wal-Mart's India operations has resigned as the company struggles to grow in a restrictive retail market.
U.S. stock index futures gain on Wednesday as investors await the final estimate of first quarter GDP data.
The surviving members of Pink Floyd have reunited to criticize Pandora for supporting a bill that would cut artist royalties for Internet radio.
European retailers are way ahead of their U.S. counterparts in a private-sector initiative to improve Bangladeshi working conditions.
Existing carbon capture methods eat up money and energy -- but cheaper, more efficient methods are on the horizon.
After the Costa Concordia sinking and Carnival Triumph fire, Micky Arison has decided to step down as CEO, paving the way for a fresh start.
Etienne Uzac co-founded International Business Times as a global-news website alternative to the “established business media."
The U.S. took in $129 billion in taxes - you read correctly - $129 billion - from revenue generated by the travel and tourism industry.
What's more, the Conference Board says the pace of growth is unlikely to slow in the short term and might even pick up.
France is still Carrefour’s main market, and aside from Taiwan, it’s not doing great in Asia.
The April data, which rose 12.1% from a year earlier, reflects a genuine U.S. housing recovery, according to a leading home builder.
The northern European carrier is buying 12 Airbus planes for $3.3 billion. It's spending another $1 billion on the engines.
Two Indian, state-run oil companies have jointly agreed to buy another Indian company's stake in Mozambique's Rovuma gas field.
