Mexico's Slim aims to launch Internet TV channel
Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim is financing an Internet TV network that will include an interview show with former CNN television host Larry King in a project that could be running before October, according to the network and a Slim spokesman.
Defensives gain on flat day for Wall Street
Stocks were little changed on Monday as investors looked to defensive names after a three-day rally and a day ahead of a Federal Reserve monetary policy statement.
Facebook, Twitter users skew liberal, study finds
NEW YORK (TheWrap.com) - Do social media sites like Facebook and Twitter have a liberal bias?
UPS won't raise TNT bid price much: sources
United Parcel Service will only sweeten its 4.9 billion euros ($6.4 billion) bid for Dutch parcel-delivery firm TNT Express by a symbolic amount at best, three sources close to the talks said.
CBOE happily solo, no need for M&A: CEO Brodsky
The Chicago Board Options Exchange sees no need for a merger and is happily solo, CBOE Holdings Inc CEO William Brodsky said on Monday.
Wall Street edges down with eyes on Fed, China
The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq slipped on Monday as China's economic data and a Federal Reserve monetary policy statement due later this week gave traders reason to pause after a three-day rally.
Mexican tycoon Slim aims for U.S. internet TV in Q3
Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim's planned internet television network will be based in the United States and could launch in the third quarter of this year, a spokesman for Slim told Reuters on Monday.
WTO found $3 billion - 4 billion in illegal subsidies for Boeing: USTR
The World Trade Organization has ruled that aircraft manufacturer Boeing received $3 billion to $4 billion in illegal subsidies in the form of federal research grants and local tax breaks, the top trade official said on Monday.
Wall Street ticks lower with eyes on Fed, China
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq fell on Monday as economic data in China and a Federal Reserve monetary policy statement due later this week gave traders reason to pause after a three-day rally.
People discovery app connects us as never before
Looking to find new friends or business partners among the hundreds of people you encounter each week? A new app may help.
Pfizer CEO: spin-off more likely for animal health
Pfizer Inc is more likely to spin off its animal health unit than sell it outright, reflecting the expected investor appeal of such a large standalone business, its chief executive said on Monday.
PepsiCo deepens management bench
PepsiCo Inc revamped its global structure on Monday in a move that deepens its management bench and could pave the way for an eventual successor to Chief Executive Indra Nooyi.
Exxon eyeing Turkish shale gas prospects: TPAO CEO
Exxon Mobil has held talks with state energy company TPAO on exploring for shale gas in Turkey, the head of TPAO said on Monday.
Tiffany hits back at Swatch with $590 million claim
Jeweler Tiffany & Co has filed a $590 million counter-claim against Swatch Group SA , the Swiss watchmaker said on Monday, the latest volley in the companies' feud over a failed deal to sell watches together.
Fed-Mogul CEO to retire, creates new division
Auto parts supplier Federal-Mogul Corp said on Monday Chief Executive Jose Maria Alapont will retire at the end of this month and the maker of powertrain and safety technology will create an independent aftermarket division.
Wall Street flat after trade data; FOMC eyed
Stocks were flat on Monday as economic data in China and this week's Federal Open Market Committee announcement gave investors reason to pause after a three-day rally.
Tiffany files $590 million counter-claim against Swatch
Jeweler Tiffany & Co has served Swatch Group SA with a 542 million franc ($590 million) counter-claim in a legal dispute over their former joint venture, the Swiss watchmaker said on Monday.
Wall Street To Open Lower After China Trade Data
Stocks were set for a slightly lower open on Monday as economic data in China and this week's Federal Open Market Committee announcement gave investors reason to pause after a three-day rally.
Safety regulators open probe on Ford Taurus
Safety regulators have opened an investigation into an estimated 360,000 Ford Motor Co Taurus sedans for a potential problem with the throttle getting stuck in an open position.
Start-ups try to cut through the clutter at SXSW tech show
Venture capitalists have some insights for startup entrepreneurs trying to break out at Austin's South By Southwest Interactive, a mecca for the technorati that runs through Tuesday.
Futures Slip After China Trade Data
Stock index futures edged lower on Monday as economic data in China gave investors reason to pause after a three-day rally.
PepsiCo shakes up global structure
PepsiCo Inc said it was taking the essential step of changing its global structure by creating the new job of president to integrate its sprawling operations worldwide, and was bringing back a former executive to head its food and snacks business in the Americas.
EU open to settlement with e-book publishers
EU regulators are open to a settlement with e-book publishers owned by Lagardere , News Corp and three other firms if they offer concessions to resolve competition concerns, the EU's antitrust chief said on Monday.
Exxon, Iraq agree on West Qurna oilfield payments
Exxon Mobil and Baghdad have reached agreement for the U.S.-based company to be paid in oil for work on the huge West Qurna-1 oilfield, after months of negotiations over contract terms, an Iraqi oil official said.
Futures Little Changed After China Data
Stock index futures were little changed on Monday as economic data in China gave investors reason to pause after a 3-day rally.
Oracle lacks catalysts, says Jefferies
Oracle Corp, the world's No. 3 software maker, lacks catalysts for growth as its integrated systems business is seeing slower-than-expected adoption and software unit is facing higher competition, Jefferies & Co said and downgraded the stock to hold.
Italy In Recession, Headache For Prime Minister Monti
Italy is in recession, final data confirmed on Monday, underscoring the difficulties facing Mario Monti's technocrat government as it grapples with a shrinking economy dragged down by austerity measures and a debt crisis.
Volkswagen says technology costs to limit profits in 2012
Volkswagen AG's pursuit of record profits may take a breather this year as Europe's largest car maker invests in a technology overhaul.
Yuan midpoint sees 2nd biggest drop ever, PBOC signals bigger swings
The People's Bank of China set the yuan's midpoint against the dollar sharply lower on Monday, the second biggest single-day fall on record and the latest signal that China is willing to let its currency move within a wider range.
Analysis: Chevron's Amazon-sized gamble on Latin America
George Buck, a slim, towering American who runs Chevron's operations in Brazil, is often flanked by lawyers these days.