Airport fast lane ‘Clear’ shuts down
Airport fast lane security pass services gave notice to its members on Monday night that it would cease operations on its website.
India puts duty on some China aluminium imports
India has imposed a duty of 14 percent on imports of aluminium flat rolled products from China, the finance ministry said in a statement on Tuesday.
Putin to meet Total, Novatek heads on Wednesday
The heads of French oil major Total and Russia's second biggest gas producer, Novatek, will meet Prime Minister Vladimir Putin on Wednesday, which may be a precursor to a deal between the two.
Wall Street drops as Boeing delay, housing data weigh
Stocks fell on Tuesday as Boeing again delayed the first test flight of its Dreamliner aircraft and housing data pointed to a sluggish economic recovery.
Creditors seek bankruptcy for H1N1 vaccine maker
Three creditors of Protein Sciences Corp, maker of a next-generation vaccine for the H1N1 flu, have requested the company be put into bankruptcy and that a trustee be appointed to replace its management, court filings showed.
Ford, Nissan to receive U.S. technology loans
Ford Motor Co and Japan's Nissan Motor Co Ltd will receive nearly $8 billion combined in U.S. government loans to spur development of fuel efficient vehicles, the U.S. Energy Department said on Tuesday.
Oil falls towards $67 on economic outlook
Oil fell toward $67 a barrel on Tuesday as economic uncertainty hit equity markets and added to expectation that oil demand could be slow to revive significantly.
Wall Street falls as Boeing and data weigh
Stocks slipped on Tuesday as Boeing again delayed the first test flight of its Dreamliner aircraft and housing data pointed to a sluggish economic recovery.
May U.S. existing home sales rise
Sales of previously owned homes in the United States rose at a slower-than-expected pace in May, an industry survey showed on Tuesday, pointing to a sluggish recovery from the severe economic recession.
U.S. Justice Dept. says no plans to drop UBS case
The U.S. Justice Department said on Tuesday it is not planning to drop its lawsuit seeking to force UBS AG to disclose thousands of the Swiss bank's U.S. customers with secret accounts.
Air France plane crash: French official confirms signals not from black box
A French official on Tuesday ruled out earlier reports that signals for the Air France flight 447’s black boxes have been detected.
Boeing delays Dreamliner's first flight, new schedule in weeks
Boeing Corp said Tuesday it is postponing the first flight of the 787 Dreamliner jet after tests determined the need for reinforcing an area within the side-of-body section of the aircraft.
U.S. credit rating a
Moody's Investors Service said on Tuesday that the U.S. government's triple-A credit rating was safe but added that it could be at risk if Washington were unable to bring its public debt back to a downward trajectory.
Washington subway warned before crash that killed 7
Transit authorities in Washington, D.C. were warned to upgrade the safety standards of older subway cars before a crash on Monday that killed seven people, U.S. investigators said on Tuesday.
Air France crash searchers say no black box found
Investigators have not yet found flight recorders of an Air France airliner that crashed this month, France's air accident authority said on Tuesday after a report that signals from the recorders had been picked up.
Washington Times journalist arrested in Iran: friend
A Greek journalist covering Iran's disputed presidential election for the Washington Times has been arrested on charges of illegal activities, a friend told Reuters on Tuesday.
Steelcase Q1 results better than expected
Steelcase Inc , the world's largest office furniture maker, posted a surprise quarterly profit as it benefited from its cost-cutting measures, and said it will cut an additional 200 jobs globally.
AT&T in deals with Motorola and Alcatel-Lucent
AT&T Inc said it extended a network equipment supply agreement with Alcatel-Lucent and would soon start selling a cellphone from Motorola Inc .
IPC seeks other suitors, still opposes Validus bid
IPC, which has launched a search for a new chief executive, said it continues to recommend against the Validus offer due to the price. The two companies have held in-person discussions, but Validus is not willing to raise its $1.72 billion bid, IPC said.
Iran's Neda shows citizen journalism unleashed
Youtube frames of 'Neda', a young Iranian woman whose face is engulfed in blood, are a horrific image of what some are calling the Tehran spring. They also show the genie unleashed by citizen journalists.
India's Tech Mahindra to absorb Satyam at some stage
India's Tech Mahindra plans to absorb its new unit Mahindra Satyam to create a top-tier Indian outsourcing firm, the vice chairman of the two outsourcing firms said on Tuesday.
AIG to sell NY buildings for $150 mln-source
American International Group Inc agreed to sell two downtown Manhattan buildings, including its headquarters, for a total of $150 million, a source familiar with the matter said.
Brazil's BRMALLS to offer 48.45 million shares
Brazil's largest shopping mall operator BRMALLS Participacoes said on Tuesday it planned to offer 48.45 million shares in primary and secondary sales, raising cash to finance expansion and takeovers and to pay down debt.
BC Partners invests $350 million in Office Depot
Office Depot Inc, which has been trying to raise money to combat slumping sales, said on Tuesday it has received a $350 million investment from BC Partners, giving the private equity firm a nearly 20 percent stake.
Anglo American up on Chinalco bid talk
Shares in Anglo American Plc, which rejected a $68 billion merger approach from rival Xstrata Plc, edged higher on Tuesday on market talk of a possible bid from Aluminum Corp of China (Chinalco), dealers said.
Nortel's enterprise unit could go next
Nortel Networks could soon announce the sale of its big enterprise division as it moves closer to a decision to break itself apart completely instead of restructuring and emerging from bankruptcy.
May U.S. existing home sales rise 2.4 percent
Sales of previously owned homes in the United States rose at a slower-than-expected pace in May, an industry survey showed on Tuesday, pointing to a sluggish recovery from the severe economic recession.
Top Iran body rejects poll annulment demand
Iran's top legislative body has again ruled out any annulment of the June 12 presidential election, as demanded by two defeated candidates, state television said on Tuesday.
Ford to get government technology loan: sources
Ford Motor Co will receive a share of $25 billion in government loans designed to help automakers retool factories for making fuel-efficient cars, according to sources familiar with the decision by the Obama administration.
Wall Street opens higher after slide; Boeing skids
Stocks opened higher on Tuesday as investors snapped up beaten-down shares a day after Wall Street racked up its worst one-day slide in two months.