Hurricane Sandy: New Yorkers Struggle To Find Gas, Free Or Otherwise [PHOTOS]
As the regional fuel-supply chain struggled to get back to normal, New Yorkers scoured the streets looking for gasoline wherever they could find it.
U.S. Presidential Election: Obama Leads In Ohio, In A Virtual Tie In Florida In Latest Poll
The first polls after Hurricane Sandy show Obama ahead in the key battleground state of Ohio, but Romney still has a chance in Florida.
Hurricane Sandy Did What Osama Bin Laden Couldn't Do: Stop The NYC Marathon
Eleven years ago, the New York City Marathon was a symbol of resilience. This time, not so much.
Fuel-Starved Residents of Northeast Overrun Gas Stations After Hurricane Sandy
“It’s like the early 70s out there,” said David Brauner, a 52-year-old Queens resident, referring to the gas shortage caused by the 1973-74 oil embargo.
Ford Disappoints In Its October Sales; Up Only 0.4 Percent
Detroit automaker saw minor increase in sales last month. The news comes only two days after the company issued good 3Q earnings.
Chrysler Reports Best October Sales Since 2007
The Detroit automaker reported a 10 percent gain in October, the best month since before the last recession.
Hurricane Sandy: New York City Cleanup Begins In Earnest [PHOTOS]
More than 800,000 homes and businesses in New York City lost power but the cleanup and repairs has began in earnest.
Hurricane Sandy: New York Braces For Storm [PHOTOS]
Images from the streets of New York as Hurricane Sandy churned toward the Northeast.
How Will China's Dispute With Japan Affect Carmakers?
As Japanese auto companies have been hit by a Chinese boycott, all eyes look to Ford and GM for guidance in this week's earnings.
Halloween Popup, Temporary Retailers Slake The Thirst For Costumes And Other Spooky Paraphernalia
Americans spend about $8 billion a year on Halloween costumes and party favors -- and increasingly there are temporary, short-term stores popping up everywhere to serve this obsession.
Newell Rubbermaid To Fire 2,000; Shares Set Yearly High
Maker of Sharpie markers, Lenox power tools and Rubbermaid home containers reported a profit but will fire 2,000 employees.
New Best Buy CEO Shuffles Top Execs As Deadline For Buyout Looms
Best Buy trims leadership, warns of dismal 3Q and calls a meeting with shareholders as founder's buyout-offer deadline approaches.
Earnings Preview: Newell Rubbermaid Income May Ease Slightly
Maker of Rubbermaid products and Sharpie markers likely sees slightly lower earnings, but investors are OK with that.
Egypt's President Morsi Gets Hamas To Cool Its Guns: Report
Egypt reportedly succeeded in quelling (for now) a recent flare-up between Gaza militants and Israel.
Eid Cease-fire In Syria Uncertain; Israel-Gaza Clashes Intensify
A cease-fire in Syria is in doubt thanks to a comment by the Syrian army. Meanwhile, Hamas' fire is eliciting a predictable Israeli response.
Royal Bank of Canada (TSE: RY) Buys Ally Financial
Canada's largest bank is buying Ally Financial, which is raising money to pay back the U.S. government for its bailout.
DuPont Cuts 2 Percent of Workforce On Global Sales Decline
U.S. chemical giant DuPont cites a slowdown in Asia, a decline in electronics and a widely used chemical as a reason for the cuts.
Third-Quarter Earnings 2012: Are Companies Ending Their 11-Quarter Run?
Expectations for the near future are down as S&P 500 companies could see their first quarter of negative growth in years.
FedEx Says It Will Deliver Record Volume On Dec. 10, Thanks To E-commerce
The world's largest express delivery service says it will break volume record on Dec. 10.
BBC Pedophile Scandal: Editor Steps Aside
BBC "Newsnight" presenter has stepped aside, as inquiry begins into why the show spiked a report on alleged sex crimes by the late Jimmy Savile.
Starbucks Corporation Opens First Store In India, With 'Humility'
There were supposed to be 50 Starbucks in India by the end of the year. So far, there's one. Here are some reasons why.
Malala Is Up And Walking As Taliban Threatens 'Godless' Media For 'Taking Advantage' Of Attack On Teenage Girl
However, the Pashtun teen girl activist is "not out of woods yet," her doctors said.
A123's Bankruptcy Proceedings Make It A More Attractive Buy, Says Wanxiang Group
China's Wanxiang Group saw its deal with A123 collapse, but bankruptcy would clear hurdles.
Macy's Moves To Attract Millennials' Increasing Spending Power
Macy's, Inc. (NYSE:M) has its sights set on Millennials - Americans roughly defined as those born in the 20th century's waning years.
Earnings Preview: McDonald's Corporation (NYSE: MCD), Slower Growth In Third Quarter
Despite slowing sales, McDonald's is expected to serve up a $1.48 per share this quarter with a side of extra dividend.
Arctic Maritime Traffic Over Russia Breaks Last Year's Record
Thirty-five ships hauled cargo through the frigid waters north of Russia this year, breaking last year's record-breaking season.
A123 Once Again Thrusts Taxpayer Funded Failed Green Tech Into Spotlight
A123 Systems Inc. (Nasdaq: AONE) once had a promising future making electric car batteries. Now it's just another Solyndra Inc.
Chevron Corp., Long-Time Stock Favorite, Faces Legal Problems At Home, Abroad
One of America's largest oil companies has had a good streak, but legal troubles at home and abroad could check performance.
SoftBank Share Price Rebounds In Tokyo
Investors flocked back to the Japanese telecom following the announcement of a Sprint takeover.
Oil Traders Shrug At Positive US, Chinese Data, Eye Declining Demand
Despite reports from the U.S. and China of growing economies, traders ignored the data, focusing on a downbeat forecast.