The sophisticated cyberattack into U.S. defense contractor LockHeed Martin Corp. highlights the grave threat cyber criminals pose to companies, especially weapons manufacturers.
World's largest defense contractor Lockheed Martin Corp., which became the victim of a sophisticated cyber attack last week, has quelled fears that its sensitive data have been compromised.
Data showed last week that the net income of US banks was higher in the first quarter than at any time since the financial crisis. However, a rough patch may be round the corner, according to analysts.
German manufacturer Mercedes Benz will be introducing a new open top version of its SLS AMG super car.
Concerns were raised as Lockheed Martin became the latest victim in a sophisticated cyber attack on the RSA SecurID authentication system allowing hackers to breach into the largest U.S. weapons manufacturer's network.
Sluggish economy and high gas prices are driving consumers to prioritize fuel economy with their next car purchase, according to a new survey by the Consumer Reports National Research Center.
French officials on Friday unveiled a report about the last moments of Air France Flight 447, releasing information generated from ‘black box’ flight data discovered in early May.
Say goodbye to swiping since tapping is in as Google's anticipated NFC-based mobile payment platform Google Wallet is here to revolutionize the way payments are made.
Shares of software giant Microsoft leaped up on Thursday amid reports that a group of investors, led by influential hedge fund manager David Einhorn, want CEO Steve Ballmer to quit.
Wall Street investment guru and editor of GameChangers Hilary Kramer has put together a list of 12 stocks which she advised investors to sell immediately. While the names that appeared on the list are big ticket stocks, Kramer justifies her position, saying that investors usually make the mistake of holding on to what used to be hot previously. She says, for example, retail stocks were 'yesterday’s market leaders.'
General Motors will create 110 jobs and invest $331 million to purchase tooling and equipment and expand the Arlington Assembly Plant to make future Chevrolet Tahoes, Suburbans, GMC Yukons and Cadillac Escalades, the carmaker said on Thursday.
The only type of meat billionaire Mark Zuckerberg is eating for now comes from animals he's slaughtered himself. He doesn't want to forget being thankful for what has to die so he can eat.
On Wednesday, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey officially announced a deal with publisher Condé Nast to make the company the primary tenant of One World Trade Center.
Top positions of leadership in American businesses are still dominated by men, but top women CEOs in the US are breaking the so-called glass ceiling.
Los Angeles will be a U.S. leader in electric vehicle adoption, according to a new study published by the UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation.
Goldman Sachs' mortgage-servicing division, Litton Loan, was accused of denying loans without proper review.
General Motors on Wednesday said it will add 2,500 jobs at the Detroit-Hamtramck assembly plant to build the new Chevrolet Malibu mid-size sedan and the next-generation Impala large sedan alongside the Chevrolet Volt and Opel Ampera electric cars.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics released data Wednesday that indicates New Yorkers earn nearly $1.14 for every $1 the average American worker makes.
Cable business channel CNBC host Mark Haines, 65, died on Wednesday, the channel reported.
Tokyo Electric Power Corp. admitted that more than one reactor at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant suffered a meltdown in the wake of the earthquake and tsunami that hit the country in March.
A report from the Institute for Policy Studies says that the spent nuclear fuel currently stored in pools at dozens of sites in the U.S. poses a danger and should be moved into dry storage as soon as possible.
While the recent Icelandic volcano eruption is grounding flights across Europe, one bold airline that flew a plane t through the ash cloud is calling for lighter restrictions.
Caris & Co. said it is impressed with the investor screening of Kung Fu Panda 2 on Saturday afternoon at DreamWorks Animation (NASDAQ: DWA) headquarters in Glendale, California.
Chicken sandwich connoisseurs may notice a certain je ne sais quoi in McDonald's new grilled chicken.
As the clock struck 6 P.M. on May 21st local time, Christmas Island also known as Kiritimati, reported no rapture or other catastrophic events. It began a series of non-events that disproved Harold Camping's long predicted End of Days. The believed rapture is the Biblical belief that Jesus Christ will arrive in a Second Coming to carry the believers up to heaven.
While a number of publishers have spoken of solutions to growing losses in readership and advertising revenue without widespread success, Next Issue Media is placing a rather large bet on the future. The joint venture, which includes Condé Nast, Hearst, Meredith, News Corp. and Time Inc, has shown to be methodical in its approach to creating its digital product. When Next Issue Media was established nearly 18 months ago, the company provided few details about its business strategy.
On May 22, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York added 32 new money market funds in addition to the existing set one of Primary Dealer counterparties.
AOL Jobs, through its partnership with CareerBuilder.com, has listed the top ten U.S. companies hiring this week from May 23 to May 29.
Nearly nine months after bookseller Barnes & Noble Inc put itself up for auction, the lengthy process may have reached a turning point as a new offer from Liberty Media Corp is under consideration. Liberty Media is looking to purchase a 70 percent stake in Barnes & Noble, which announced on Thursday that the offer is valued at $17 per share. The deal would therefore exceed $1 billion.
Donald Krim, president of Kino International and co-president of Kino Lorber Inc., died Friday in his New York home. At 65, Krim endured a yearlong battle with cancer.
