COMPANIES

The maker of famous sweets like Kisses and Reese's Peanut Butter Cups is launching a new product for the Chinese market.

The top 20 brands in the world are overwhelmingly American and tech-focused, with Apple number one.

The luxury retailer reportedly hired Goldman Sachs to find a buyer.

Shang Xia, a brand inspired by traditional Chinese design elements, is opening its third location and first store overseas, in Paris.

Reditt users uncovered Pixar's use of what appears to be a pedophilic image on their "Cars" kiddie pool product.

McDonald's is reportedly scaling back its core menu.

CEO Jamie Dimon survives vote to strip him of chairmanship.

Beijing is offering heavy subsidies to popularize electric cars, which may alleviate its pollution and congestion troubles.

Tesla made a profit in the first quarter -- a first for the company -- but it couldn't have done it without selling carbon credits.

Apple CEO Tim Cook appeared before Senators McCain and Levin to address concerns that the tech giant uses offshore companies to skirt taxes.

The famous 1967 Ford Mustang that was used in the 2000 feature film “Gone In 60 Seconds,” starring Nicolas Cage, has sold at auction for $1 million.

The world's largest home improvement retailer's Q1 results pleasantly surprised Wall Street's analysts.

"They are not issues that arise from the Irish taxation system," says Deputy Premier Gilmore, regarding Apple's Cork-based tax strategy.

Luxury car prices declined 3.4% in April, showing just how much demand for luxury goods by the country's civil servants affects prices.

A Bangladeshi garment factory is continuing to produce Wrangler shirts despite being banned by Wal-Mart, according to a Reuters report.

While a new name has yet to be decided, the combined company will expand delivery service to more than 500 cities in the U.S. and U.K.

The alleged suicides, which involved a 30-year-old married man, a 23-year-old woman and 24-year-old man, follow a wave of previous suicides.

The so-called Chinese Momentum Fund is seeking capital from investors abroad for the dollar-denominated fund to invest globally.

Campbell's Soup Co. reported increased earnings in the quarter, boosted by ready-made soup sales.

The action is consistent with GE's goal to reduce the overall size of GE Capital, the company said Monday.

Apple CEO Tim Cook heads to Washington to defend his company's 25.2 percent effective tax rate.

Rail riders will continue to feel Monday the impacts of the commuter-train crash in Bridgeport Friday.

Shanghai Jahwa, one of China's oldest cosmetic companies, took a hit because of a dispute between an executive and its controlling shareholder.

Ambulances have rushed to the scene of a collision of two Metro-North Railroad trains that occurred Friday night.

A sweeping majority of Transocean shareholders voted down Icahn's proposal for a $4 a share dividend and voted out chairman Michael Talbert.

San Francisco, Calif., food truck company Bacon Bacon was shut down Friday after neighbor complaints of a strong bacon smell led to the discovery of the company's lack of proper health permits.

India moves to drop price of pharmaceuticals. Drugmakers have until the end of June to comply.

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper said increasing the oil supply to the U.S. was inevitable.

Don't be distracted or take pictures of it while driving, Dubai police are warning motorists about the department's flashy new squad supercar.