Gross's bond fund sees $1.4 bln in outflows in Dec: Morningstar
The world's largest bond fund had $1.4 billion in outflows in December, according to fund analytics firm Morningstar.
Groupon shares drop on concern about merchants
Groupon Inc shares fell more than 6 percent on Tuesday on concern the company may not have as many daily deals to offer due to some merchants pulling back.
S. Korea approves Samsung's flash chip plant in China
South Korea said on Wednesday it had approved a plan by Samsung Electronics Co to build a flash memory chip plant in China seen costing some $4 billion, as a boom in smartphones and tablet computers fuels the chip industry's growth.
Iowa Caucus 2012: A Fordham University Expert Discusses the Election
As the 2012 Republican primary season kicked off with the Iowa caucuses on Tuesday, the International Business Times spoke with Costas Panagopoulos, a political scientist at Fordham University in New York, about who will win and the consequences of various outcomes.
Iowa Caucus 2012: A Hunter College Expert Discusses the Election
Jamie Chandler, a political scientist at Hunter College in New York, spoke with the International Business Times about who will win in Iowa, who will drop out afterward and what various outcomes would mean as the primary season continues.
Rambus raises quarterly revenue outlook, shares jump
Rambus Inc raised its fourth-quarter revenue outlook, despite losing a major lawsuit late last year, sending its shares up 10 percent in early trading Tuesday.
Same-store sales seen up 3.4 percent in December
When top U.S. retailers post their December sales this week, Wall Street analysts expect them to report a healthy end to the holiday season, helped by discounts, improved consumer sentiment and tactics such as extended hours and layaways.
Regulators inching forward on Dodd-Frank rules
U.S. regulators have only met roughly a quarter of pre-2012 deadlines included in the controversial Dodd-Frank financial reform law, according to a report released on Tuesday.
Gross's Bond Fund Had $1.4B in Outflows in December: Morningstar
The world's largest bond fund had $1.4 billion in outflows in December, according to fund analytics firm Morningstar.
AT&T to Pay TiVo to Settle Litigation
AT&T Inc has agreed to pay TiVo Inc a minimum of $215 million and additional monthly licensing fees to settle a patent infringement litigations case, sending shares in TiVo up 15 percent in afterhours trade.
Gross's bond fund has $1.4 bln in outflows in Dec: Morningstar
The world's largest bond fund had $1.4 billion in outflows in December, according to fund analytics firm Morningstar.
Starbucks raises prices in U.S. Northeast, Sunbelt
Starbucks Corp raised prices by an average of about 1 percent in the U.S. Northeast and Sunbelt on Tuesday, making coffee-drinkers spend more in New York, Boston, Washington, Atlanta, Dallas, Albuquerque and other cities.
Micron jumps on report of DRAM consolidation
Shares of Micron Technology Inc jumped as much as 11 percent on a report that one its biggest competitors, Elpida Memory, may merge with Toshiba Corp, in a sign of consolidation in an industry hurt by cut-throat competition.
Oil up on Iran anxiety and U.S., China data
Oil prices rose more than 4 percent on Tuesday as geopolitical tension between Iran and the West reinforced fears about potential supply disruptions, while strong Chinese and U.S. economic data fueled optimism about global demand to start 2012 trading.
Oil jumps 4 percent on Iran anxiety
Oil prices surged on Tuesday, with U.S. crude hitting the highest settlement since May, fueled by strong economic data from the United States and China and mounting concern about supply disruption from Iran.
RIM close to stripping CEOs of chairmanship: report
Research In Motion is close to a decision on stripping its co-chief executives of their other shared role as chairman of the board, a newspaper said on Tuesday, a change that could meet a key demand from angry and disillusioned investors.
Analysis: New Teva CEO to shift focus to branded drugs
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries' new chief executive is set to shift the company's focus to branded drugs from generics as he imports a successful strategy of making mid-sized deals from Bristol-Myers Squibb .
Wall Street starts 2012 higher on signs of global growth
Hoping for something better than 2011's flat stock market, U.S. investors pushed shares higher on Tuesday to begin the new year, though questions remain about whether a rally can be sustained.
Iowa Caucus 2012 Results: Who Will Drop Out Tomorrow?
When it comes to the Iowa caucuses, who loses is almost as important as who wins. Iowa doesn't often vote for the eventual nominee, but it does tend to weed out non-viable candidates. Who will be weeded out tonight?
Kansas City Fed names IT chief as chief operating officer
The Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank promoted its information technology chief to the bank's No. 2 post under the institution's new president, Esther George.
Groupon Shares Fall on Fears of Merchant Dropoff
According to a survey of approximately 400 merchants who have worked with daily deal sites, 52 percent say they have no plans to feature deals in the next six months.
Wall Street Rallies on Signs of U.S. Growth
Wall Street stocks kicked off 2012 with a rally on Tuesday after construction and factory data signaled the U.S. economic recovery was gaining steam.
RIM close to stripping co-CEOs of chairman role
Research In Motion is close to a decision on stripping its co-chief executives of their other shared role as chairman of the board, a newspaper said on Tuesday, a change that could meet a key demand from angry and disillusioned investors.
U.S. Manufacturing Index Hits Six-Month High
Manufacturing grew at its fastest pace in six months in December, capping a late-year upswing, but a European slump and rising oil prices posed threats to the U.S. economy in the new year.
Manufacturing index hits six-month high
Manufacturing grew at its fastest pace in six months in December, capping a late-year upswing, but a European slump and rising oil prices posed threats to the U.S. economy in the new year.
Barclays upgrade Micron, shares jump
Shares of Micron Technology Inc climbed as much as 11 percent after Barclays Capital raised the chip devices maker's stock to overweight, even as the brokerage downgraded five other stocks from the sector, including Intel Corp.
UniCredit board to meet on cap hike Wednesday: source
The board of UniCredit , Italy's biggest bank by assets, will discuss on Wednesday the terms of a 7.5 billion euro capital increase aimed at shoring up its financial strength, a source close to the bank told Reuters.
Wooga's Diamond Dash game rides social mobile wave
More than 10 million Facebook users play glitzy Diamond Dash each month, according to developer Wooga, making it one of the most popular games on the social networking site.
Fed to Publish Rate Path Forecasts
The Federal Reserve said on Tuesday it will begin issuing later this month policymaker forecasts for its benchmark interest rate and when officials expect the first rate rise to occur.
3M to buy Avery office products business
3M Co will expand its office supplies business with the $550 million cash purchase of Avery Dennison Corp's office and consumer products unit, which includes Avery labels and HI-LITERS markers, the companies said on Tuesday.