Maker of Mercedes Benz is ending its relationship with the company that makes Airbus planes.
Microsoft's earnings are expected to rise as global software sales offset weak PC revenue.
The world's second-largest food and beverage company is expected to report a profit gain, despite higher costs.
Happier meals? The fast-food giant plans to improve service following a rise in consumer complaints about rude employees.
Expectations are high for Bank of America’s 1Q results leading up to the company’s announcement on Wednesday.
Verizon Wireless has offered to pay up to $1.5 billion to buy spectrum leases from Clearwire Corp.
Check out this new Kmart commercial that will have you "ship your pants." Yep. Thanks, Kmart.
Three headlining Disneyland attractions were closed this weekend following fines regarding safety violations.
The U.S. air safety regulator said pins that hold the narrow body jet's rear stabilizers could prematurely corrode.
The Kansas-based satellite TV operator would really like Sprint's wireless network, and its offer could be more enticing than Japan's Softbank.
For a third time in a decade, North America's top automakers work together to create a better automatic transmission.
A Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. acquisition of the Life Technologies Corp. appeared close to completion Sunday.
Starbucks will slash the price of its bagged coffee by one-tenth to be competitive with other top bagged-coffee brands.
The Manda Packing Co. has expanded a recall to include 468,000 pounds of meat as a result of possible contamination by Listeria monocytogenes.
Makers of hybrid electric vehicles, like Toyota, Honda and Ford, claim they have small carbon footprints, but that's not true in all cases.
Target got into a sticky situation after naming a new sandal "Orina," which means urine in Spanish.
McDonald's is under fire for a controversial, tasteless ad -- parodying depression ads -- that's been seen on Boston public transit.
A roster of HAC, a luxury car club in China with 11 members, recently surfaced. All are considered Rich Second Generation Chinese youth.
First-quarter earnings season will be in full swing this week. Bloomberg's survey of analysts points to a 1.8 percent decline in profits.
The forecast comes a day after OPEC cut its global oil demand prediction, also for the second time in two months.
Footage of a teen's car crash was turned into a security camera commercial for Logitech.
The growing middle class in northern and southern Africa is trading up from motorbikes and jalopies to brand-new vehicles.
It's probably not a good idea to try to outrun the Dubai police, unless you can go faster than 217 mph.
The two-story home, boasting a swimming pool and tennis court, is located on an elevated 85,000-square-foot lot in the city's Botanic Gardens.
Four major Japanese automakers, and Chrysler, recalled 3.4 million cars owing to faulty airbags and incorrect warning light signals.
Due to the one-child policy, first-generation Chinese entrepreneurs have limited options in choosing their successors.
The Playboy Bunny mansion is for sale with a $11 million listing price.
Brick-and-mortar bookstores in China are being hurt by Internet sales, but they aren't waiting passively for the end to come.
The birth control pill Alysena-28 was recalled in Canada this week after it included an incorrect amount of placebo pills in each package.
Keep your head out of the clouds. A new study has found that daydreaming while driving is five times more dangerous than texting.