Fed's Lockhart does not rule out more easing
The Federal Reserve cannot rule out additional monetary easing even if steady growth and acceptable inflation make it harder to justify fresh action, a top Fed official said on Monday.
Swiss central bank chief quits over wife's currency deal
Swiss National Bank Chairman Philipp Hildebrand resigned with immediate effect on Monday, saying he could not prove he had been unaware of a currency trade made by his wife and wanted to protect the integrity of the central bank.
New Hampshire Primary 2012: Mitt Romney's Economic Plan
Here is an overview of Mitt Romney's economic plan, including his proposals for job creation, tax reform, entitlement reform and health care reform.
U.S. auto market now industry bedrock
Welcome to an unlikely beacon of hope for the global auto industry -- Detroit.
Exclusive: Borrowers turn lenders as banks tap firms for cash
Blue-chip names like Johnson & Johnson , Pfizer and Peugeot are among firms bailing out Europe's ailing banks in a reversal of the established roles of clients and lenders.
Fed's Lockhart Says Can't Rule Out More Stimulus
The Federal Reserve cannot rule out additional monetary easing even if steady growth and acceptable inflation make it harder to justify fresh action, a top Fed official said on Monday.
Huawei unveils slimmest smartphone
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, China's largest maker of telecommunications gear, unveiled a new smartphone on Monday it is touting as the slimmest on the market as it moves to boost its share on the global consumer market.
GM focusing on profits, not U.S. market share: CEO
General Motors Co will focus on maintaining profits, not defending U.S. market share gains made at the expense of Japanese rivals, the automaker's top executive said on Monday.
Huawei releases new smartphone in consumer push
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, China's largest maker of telecommunications gear, unveiled a new smartphone on Monday it is touting as the slimmest on the market as it moves to boost its share on the global consumer market.
LG Nears Deal with Verizon to Provide FiOS TV
The application would allow FiOS subscribers to steam live television and certain video-on-demand programs through LG products.
GM expects U.S. Volt probe to end soon: executive
General Motors Co expects to have U.S. federal safety officials resolve their investigation of delayed fires in the Chevrolet Volt electric car sooner rather than later, a top executive said on Monday.
BMW aims for top spot in 2012 as luxury sales soar
BMW posted record car sales for 2011 and forecast that a boom in luxury cars would keep it ahead of rivals this year as the world's biggest maker of premium cars enjoys strong demand from China and the United States.
GameStop says holiday sales up slightly
GameStop Corp said holiday sales increased slightly as sales of new video game software from PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 titles such as Call of Duty 3 and Elder Scrolls V offset a 20 percent drop in hardware sales.
Spoof ad puts German president's palace up for rent
A spoof advertisement on one of Germany's leading real estate websites put the Berlin residence of embattled president Christian Wulff up for rent on Sunday -- at a bargain price of one euro per month.
Goldman sees massive upside risk in oil prices
Oil, gold and base metals are Goldman Sachs' top commodity picks this year, with big upside risk in oil due to tight fundamentals and a potential Iranian conflict, the investment bank said on Monday.
Corrected: Holiday hangover means slow 2012 start for stores
Take a trip down Chicago's Michigan Avenue - known as the Magnificent Mile for its shopping attractions - and you won't find a lot of activity a few days into the new year.
Holiday hangover means slow 2012 start for stores
Take a trip down Chicago's Michigan Avenue - known as the Magnificent Mile for its shopping attractions - and you won't find a lot of activity a few days into the new year.
GM expects Volt probe to end soon
DETROIT, Jan 9 - General Motors Co expects to have federal safety officials resolve their investigation of delayed fires in the Chevrolet Volt electric car sooner rather than later, a top executive said on Monday.
Bank of Canada survey shows hiring intentions rise
Canadian firms plan to recruit more employees over the coming year even though they expect that sales growth will not improve, the Bank of Canada's winter business survey showed on Monday.
Goldman sees China becoming biggest oil importer
China is due to overtake the United States to become the world's biggest oil importer within a year and a half, Goldman Sachs said on Monday.
Instant view: SNB chief Hildebrand quits after currency scandal
Philipp Hildebrand has quit as Swiss National Bank chief, the bank said, in the wake of a scandal over a controversial currency trade made by his wife just weeks before he set a cap on the soaring Swiss franc.
Building permits down in November after big gain
The value of Canadian building permits declined by 3.6 percent in November, largely as expected, after an 11.6 percent rise in October, Statistics Canada said on Monday.
Netflix sparks price war with UK launch
Netflix launched in Britain and Ireland on Monday, taking on BSkyB's premium drama and movies offerings and prompting Amazon-owned rival Lovefilm to offer a new cut-price service.
Instanat view: SNB chief Hildebrand quits over currency scandal
Philipp Hildebrand has quit as Swiss National Bank chief, the bank said, in the wake of a scandal over a controversial currency trade made by his wife just weeks before he set a cap on the soaring Swiss franc.
Banks rise again to lift stocks ahead of earning
Stocks edged higher on Monday led by technology and bank shares as investors prepared for the start of the U.S. corporate earnings season.
Analysts Praise Potential $700 Million Transaction Between Lions Gate, Summit Film Studios
Lions Gate Entertainment is near a deal to purchase rival Summit Entertainment forapproximately $400 million in cash and stock and would assume $300 million of Summit's debt.
Highlights: Merkel, Sarkozy news conference on euro zone
Following are highlights of a news conference by German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Monday following their talks in Berlin to discuss how to boost growth and jobs in euro zone states hit by the debt crisis.
Merkel, Sarkozy Press for Quick Greek Solution
Germany and France warned Greece on Monday it will get no more bailout funds until it agrees with creditor banks on a bond swap and pressed for an early deal to avert a potential default in the Eurozone's most debt-stricken nation.
Merkel, Sarkozy news conference on euro zone
Following are highlights of a news conference by German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Monday following their talks in Berlin to discuss how to boost growth and jobs in euro zone states hit by the debt crisis.
VW CEO eyes put-call options to take over Porsche
Volkswagen is itching to combine Porsche SE's sportscar business with its own and is looking at the possibility of using put-call options to achieve that, VW Chief Executive Martin Winterkorn said.