U.S. stock index futures edge higher ahead of the outcome of the Federal Open Market Committee's two-day meeting, which began Tuesday.
Kodak will seek court approval for a $406 million rights offering, which will be used to repay creditors under its Chapter 11 reorganization plan.
A new video claims to show the iOS 7 beta running on an iPad, providing a quick demonstration of the main features of the software.
The 787 saga continues, as a United flight to Tokyo was forced to make an emergency landing in Seattle over an oil filter problem.
AT&T will install 25 solar-powered mobile charging stations throughout New York City this summer as part of their Street Charge program.
Samoa is one of the most obese countries. Now its airline accommodates that reality.
Phone companies in state jails give kickbacks to prisons and charge insane prices.
Major consultancy Deloitte Financial Advisory Services LLP has been banned from some new work in New York state temporarily, after an investigation found conflicts of interest.
Tesla says the technology will allow a quick swap of a 990-lb. battery pack. Curious? So are we.
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg is the latest Silicon Valley leader to visit South Korea.
A Swiss-made solar-powered boat is docking in New York City until June 20
Beginning June 25, customers at more than 11,000 Starbucks locations in the U.S. will be able to see how many calories are in a Frappuccino.
India and Nepal will construct a pipeline to drastically cut fuel transport costs to the small Himalayan nation.
Along with France's Total SA, China's state-owned oil giant CNPC will develop oil and gas in Tajkistan.
Maybe Hong Kong needs an Edward Snowden-type in its banks.
Yahoo said it received 12,000 to 13,000 requests for user data from U.S. agencies from Dec. 1, 2012 to May 31, 2013.
Nike and New Balance are using 3D printing to build custom shoes.
[UPDATE 3 p.m. EDT] In a surprising reversal, Chrysler has agreed to conduct a voluntary recall of 2.7 million SUVs.
Boeing on Tuesday announced the biggest batch of orders so far, at $30 billion for its new Dreamliner 787-10.
German bank Commerzbank has agreed on a level of job cuts crucial to an ambitious years-long restructuring, said negotiators.
Car sales in Europe had a remarkably poor month in May.
Analysts think Vodafone has bid €7.2 billion ($9.6 billion) and that Liberty has raised the ante to €7.5 billion ($10 billion).
U.S. stock index futures gain as markets await reports on inflation and housing starts.
Leaked photos, claimed to be of the iPhone 5S, suggest that the device’s design could be almost identical to that of the iPhone 5.
Mexico's energy sector -- closed to competition for 80 years -- could open up to private investment if President Enrique Pena Nieto has his way.
Fourteen 7-Elevens have been raided by the federal government for exploiting and employing illegal workers.
Sprint alleges that Dish has "repeatedly attempted to fool Clearwire's shareholders."
Ford is using targeted production plants to respond to growing demand for mini-SUVs in the Indian market.
Nieto has vowed to push ahead with Pemex reforms that could open Mexican energy business to outsiders.
Airbus beat Boeing $18 billion to $6 billion on the first day, but the two giants weren't the only ones displaying their wares.
