GM recalls Cruze cars for steering wheel issue
General Motors Co is recalling about 2,100 Chevrolet Cruze small cars to inspect for an improperly fastened steering wheel after discovering one vehicle with the defect.
Wealth management? There's an app for that
They're sleek, sexy and fun. They're also revolutionizing the way financial advisers do business.
Shutdown Crisis May Ease Friday and Resurface Next Week
Congress is putting the pieces in place to avoid a shutdown by midnight on Friday, temporarily easing the pressure but could find itself in the same crisis a week from now as lawmakers still remain apart on a longer six month budget extension.
Steve Wozniak says would consider return to Apple
Steve Wozniak would consider returning to an active role at Apple, the company he co-founded, and believes the consumer electronics giant could afford to be more open than it is, he told Reuters.
How will Tina Fey’s pregnancy affect “30 Rock?”
Tina Fey recently announced she and her husband Jeff Richmond are expecting their second child.
SEC's Schapiro: private co's review in early stages
U.S. securities regulators are in the early stages of reviewing rules governing share issuances by private companies, Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Mary Schapiro said on Friday.
Google, ITA decision could come Friday: sources
The Justice Department will likely announce a deal on Friday with Google that would allow it to buy an airline ticketing software company while requiring that ITA Software's products remain available to Google's rivals, a source close to the deal said Friday.
Wholesale inventories up, sales fall
U.S. wholesale inventories rose in February, but sales unexpectedly fell to post their largest decline in nearly two years, a government report showed on Friday.
Tiffany Introduces Summer Fashion in a Bottle
Elsa Peretti Creates New Shapes for Her Renowned Bottle Pendants
Tiffany & Co. welcomes summer with Elsa Peretti’s Bottle pendants,the celebrated designer’s first jewelry design and one of her most recognized creations. Handcrafted in new shapes, with precious metals and gemstones, these distinctive pendants capture the warm-weather season with a fresh, natural style.
Gareth Bale and Samir Nasri nominated for PFA Player of the Year awards
In the Professional Footballers' Association Player and Young Player of the year awards, both Gareth Bale and Samir Nasri have been nominated and are favorites to win.
SEC's Schapiro says private co's review in early stages
U.S. securities regulators are in the early stages of reviewing rules governing share issuances by private companies, Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Mary Schapiro said on Friday.
Brent jumps above $126 on supply worry, dollar
Brent crude jumped nearly 3 percent to a 32-month high above $126 on Friday and U.S. oil scaled $112 a barrel as commodities climbed on a weaker dollar and after attacks on Libyan oil fields made long-term supply cuts more likely.
Google Buy Of ITA Gets Nod From Justice Department
The U.S. Department of Justice and Google have proposed an agreement to allow the Internet's biggest search engine to buy ITA Software, the travel data company, for $700 million.
Two more top executives retire as 3M mulls CEO's future
Cross two more names off the list of 3M Co insiders who could succeed George Buckley as chief executive if he steps down when he turns 65 next year.
Budget deal elusive, government shutdown looms
With a midnight deadline approaching, the White House and Congress scrambled on Friday to break a budget impasse that threatens to shut down the government and idle thousands of federal workers.
Jefferies raises $490 million in stock offering
Jefferies Group Inc said on Friday it raised $490 million in stock and will issue additional debt, which analysts expect the company to use to finance the acquisition of Prudential's commodities and derivatives trading business.
Wall St flat as investors chase commodity stocks
Higher commodity prices drove a bid for materials and energy stocks in an otherwise lackluster session on Friday, ahead of the start of the corporate earnings season, seen as the next catalyst to drive stocks higher.
Gold Price Hits New Record, All About the Dollar as US Shutdown Looms, Silver Breaks $40
Hitting $1472.50 for US investors today, the Gold Price also rose sharply against the British Pound - hitting its best level since New Year at £900 per ounce - but was in flat against most other major currencies. Silver Prices, in contrast, rose to new multi-decade highs across the board.
Silver's Long-Run Value
Silver is a very different market to gold. Most crucially, there's no commonly accepted benchmark value - such as a suit of men's clothes for an ounce of gold - against which to measure silver across time.
Fed's Lockhart sees muted inflation effect from oil
Americans still expect inflation to remain stable, making it unlikely that recent spikes in commodity costs will lead to runaway increases in prices, a top Federal Reserve official said on Friday.
Shutdown Close: Spending, Abortion Battles Flare
Leaders of the House and Senate were at odds on Friday over the reasons for not reaching agreement about funding the federal government for the next six months to avert a federal shutdown by midnight as spending cuts and federal funding for the women's health organization emerged as key sticking points.
Brent jumps above $125 on supply worry, dollar
Brent crude jumped to a 32-month high above $125 on Friday as commodities climbed in unison on a weaker dollar after attacks on Libyan oil fields made long-term supply cuts more likely.
Snooki, Jwoww and Pauly D gets their own “Jersey Shore” spin-off
MTV is milking the popularity of its hit reality television show Jersey Shore. The network has green lighted two spinoffs, which will begin production later in the year.
Google, DoJ Near A Deal On ITA
Google and the U.S. Department of Justice may soon reach an agreement that would allow the Internet's biggest search engine to buy ITA Software, the travel data company, for $700 million.
Government Shutdown: NASA's Plans
NASA says nonessential workers will be forced to stop working. The end of the Space Shuttle program could be delayed as a result.
U.S. graduate uses Facebook to find financial aid
LAS VEGAS (Reuters Life!) - U.S. student Devin Valencia, the first member of her family to graduate from college, hopes others will do the same with her prizewinning idea for a Facebook application for finding financial aid.
Fed's policy divide seen in views of two officials
Dueling views on the outlook for inflation and U.S. monetary policy by two top Federal Reserve officials on Friday underscored divisions at the central bank as it nears the end of a controversial stimulus program.
Wall Street flat, but commodity shares gain
Investors chased materials and energy stocks on Friday in an otherwise lackluster start to Wall Street's last trading session before earnings season.
Wall Street ekes out gain, chases commodity stocks
Investors chased materials and energy stocks on Friday in an otherwise lackluster start to Wall Street's last trading session before earnings season.
Wozniak-backed startup challenges storage giants
U.S. startup Fusion-io, backed by computing pioneers Steve Wozniak and Michael Dell, says it can outwit computer-storage incumbents like EMC which have too much invested in old technology.