Result Page 290 for Latest Companies News & Archive

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Faces Investors Disappointed And Angry About Stock Price In First Shareholders Meeting

Mark Zuckerberg was grilled by investors at the first meeting of Facebook's shareholders.

US Science Body, India Join Forces To Launch Space Solar Initiative To Meet Energy Needs

An artist's rendering provided by SpaceWorks Engineering, Inc. shows a modern design for an orbital power plant beaming renewable energy to the developing world in this image released to Reuters on November 12, 2011.

The National Space Society and India have agreed to collaborate on the creation of an international organization to generate solar power in space.

Indian IT Companies Cheer Weak Rupee, But US Immigration Bill That Seeks To Make Visas More Expensive Would Hit Business

Employees work on the floor of the outsourcing company WNS in Mumbai March 19, 2012.

Indian IT companies hope to pass on some of the benefits from a weak rupee to their clients, but worry immigration reform could hit business.

Marlboro Parent Company Altria Announces Plans To Make E-Cigarettes

Altria, the largest tobacco company in the country, has announced plans to expand into the emerging e-cigarette market, suggesting that e-cigarettes are here to stay.

More news

Mozilla StopWatching.US Campaign: Firefox Maker Calls For Transparency On NSA Spy Programs

In response to leaks about secret NSA surveillance programs like PRISM, Mozilla launched a campaign called StopWatching.US that calls for greater transparency about the programs.

News Corp. Shareholders Overwhelmingly Approve Split

Rupert Murdoch will chair both 21st Century Fox and News Corp. when the media giant splits in two later this month.

Japan's Solar Energy Installations Jumped 270%, In Terms Of Gigawatt Capacity, In First Quarter, Poised To Overtake Germany In Solar Energy Revenue In 2013

Japan experienced an explosion of investment in solar energy after the 2011 Fukushima nuclear meltdown.

European Union To Request WTO Ruling Against Chinese Steel Duties: EU Officials

The European Union reportedly will join Japan in a complaint against Chinese steel duties filed with the World Trade Organization.

Dunkin' Donuts Customer: Taylor Chapman Goes Off On Employee In Viral Video For Not Giving Her A Receipt

A Dunkin' Donuts customer in Florida freaked out and demanded free food because she didn't receive a receipt with a previous order.

[MAP] Here’s Where We Know Extractable Shale Oil And Gas Deposits Exist In The World; The Latest List Nearly Doubles The Number Of Countries With Known Deposits

Did you know Pakistan has as much recoverable shale oil as Canada? The number of known shale deposits is growing.

Siemens AG (SI) To Cut 1,000 Energy Jobs In Germany To Save 6 Billion Euros And Expand Energy Operations In South Korea

Energy and engineering giant Siemens intends to save 6 billion euros by 2014 and expand operations in South Korea.

Miles Electric Vehicles, Nine-Year-Old Company Based In Los Angeles, Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

The company was founded in 2004 by entrepreneur and philanthropist Miles Rubin. Its electric vehicles were manufactured in China.

US Bank Customers Who Overdraw Their Checking Accounts Pay An Average Of $225 A Year; How Banks Charge For Overdraws Varies Widely In The Industry, Says Gov’t Consumer Watchdog

Bank customers who routinely overdraw on their accounts pay an average of $225 a year, says the CFPB.

OS X Mavericks: Top 5 Enhancements That Speed Up Macs Faster And Improve Battery Life

Apple unveiled the developer preview of OS X Mavericks at WWDC 2013 in San Francisco on Monday. Here are the top 5 enhancements.

Kinross Gold Walks Away From Giant Ecuador Project Over 70% Windfall Profits Tax Demand

Ecuador's leftist government demanded a 70 percent windfall profits tax for access to the world's largest untapped gold resource.

US Farmland Appears Dangerously Overpriced, Analysts Say, And Small Community Banks Could Suffer In Any Abrupt Downturn

Rising demand for wheat and corn have inflated the price of U.S. farmland used to grow those two grains.

US Auto Manufacturing Will Create 5% More Jobs Than It Had Last Year, But That Years-Long Pace Is About To End Even As The Sector Continues Its Rebound

U.S. auto manufacturing has had three good years of jobs creation; that party is winding down in 2014.

US Federal Judge Dismisses Spyker's $3 Billion Lawsuit Against General Motors For Saab Automobile's Bankruptcy

A US federal judge dismissed a $3 billion lawsuit by Spyker accusing General Motors for Saab's bankruptcy.

Significant Foreign Investments In Retail In India Are Unlikely For Next Two To Three Years: Crisil

The Indian government's stringent FDI regulations could further delay the entry of foreign multi-brand retailers into the country, a report says.

Mumbai Building Collapse: Five Dead, Eight Trapped Under Debris; Rescue Operations Continue For Missing People

Five people are feared dead and eight are believed to be trapped under the debris of the residential building in Mumbai, India, that collapsed on Monday night.

Japan’s SoftBank Raises Sprint Bid To $21.6 Billion To Counter Dish Offer

Japan’s SoftBank Corp., in a race with Dish Network to acquire Sprint Nextel, enhanced its offer price to $21.6 billion.

800,000 New York City Residents Could Be In Flood Zones By 2050

By 2050, more than 800,000 New York City residents could be in a flood zone that would encompass one quarter of the city's land.

Monsanto Named 2013's 'Most Evil Corporation' In New Poll

A new poll names Monsanto as the world's "most evil corporation" of 2013, beating other contenders like the Federal Reserve and McDonald's by a wide margin.