Angelo Young

The Swiss bank is expected to announce it will pay a $1.5 billion fine Monday in the Libor scandal.

Airbus, Mitsubishi and Bombardier secured $15 billion worth of orders this week for greener, cheaper-to-fly jets.

It seems the “Fifty Shades of Grey” phenomenon is having an effect on gift buying this holiday season.

The U.S. Commerce Dept. will release Nov. sales figures on Thursday likely showing auto purchases boosted the monthly total.

Solid sales growth and rising memberships and fees are expected to boost the wholesale club's 2013 first fiscal quarter profit.

Opponents of foreign big-box retail in India claim Wal-Mart's engagement with Capitol Hill amounts to corruption.

The popular photo-sharing service has replaced its images with links in Twitter feeds, a move to boost Instagram's web profile.

With the Michigan vote, U.S. states are divided almost equally on right-to-work legislation.

As if the beleaguered electronics retailer doesn't have enough problems. L.A. startup wins in trade-secret theft lawsuit.

India's parliament backed premier Singh's move to let states decide whether to allow transnational retail companies into their markets.

Network administrators wanted in Columbus, logisticians in Oklahoma City ... here are the most in-demand jobs and where they are.

The Monday after Thanksgiving might be the biggest day for online shopping, but the second Monday in December is right behind it.

Wal-Mart has longed to get into U.S. banking, but even without a charter it could expand its offers.

Celebrating something in Asia? Forget the fluke of bubbly; whip out the tumbler of Scotch instead.

Baxter Intl. is buying Gambro to meet the growing need for dialysis among the world's expanding middle class, whose members enjoy a relatively richer diet but also a higher risk of kidney ailments.

Why did cars fly out of showrooms in November? More confidence, more options, more incentives and more need.

Ford reported that consumers have continued to gravitate to the Dearborn-based company's fuel-efficient hybrid vehicles.

Chrysler Group LLC, a subsidiary of Italian company Fiat S.p.A. (Milan: F), reported November 2012 U.S. sales of 122,565 units, a 14 percent rise from last year, the best November since 2007 and the 32nd consecutive month of year-over-year gains.

November U.S. vehicle sales are estimated to have risen by about 12.7 percent over last year.

The latest in the ongoing saga of the Best Buy takeover quest: Schulze's partners are reportedly seeking a larger stake.

Chinese consumers reeled back on uncertainties, hitting retailers with heavy exposure to the market.

A small group of clerical workers, aided by the Longshoremen, has managed to shut down about 40% of nation's cargo traffic.

Hurricane Sandy, winter storm hit November retail sales. Online sales and layaway buys will register next month.

Whatever the reason for gold's unexpected Wednesday sell-off, very few analysts see more downside and some actually see strength.

Larger retailers have seen robust sales growth this past year, but for smaller job creators, the post-recession rebound may have ended.

Minister says gov't has the votes to prevent a showdown on allowing the likes of Wal-Mart and IKEA into subcontinent.

Assassination of Saudi military attaché on Wednesday just another red flag in Yemen's growing militant problem.

European Union budget talks collapse as "givers" and "takers" fail to agree on spending cuts.

Despite Black Friday protests, Wal-Mart says it sold 5,000 items a second on Thanksgiving evening, before the big day began.