General Motors is considering putting European arm Opel up for sale again, two German magazines reported.
The owners of the Philadelphia 76ers are negotiating with an investment group headed by Joshua Harris for the sale of the NBA team.
Toshiba Corp is the latest company to jump into the rapidly growing tablet market with a 10-inch device called Thrive, priced slightly lower than Apple Inc's dominant iPad 2.
Search through the Apple App Store and you may find an app called BarMax CA listed with an outstanding price tag of $999.99. The BarMax CA and NY app works on both the iPhone and iPad, allowing law students to study for bar exams. The app includes videos that were co developed with Harvard lawyers that includes lectures, flashcards, over a thousand MBE practice questions, a task list feature, and calendar.
During Amazon's first attempt at selling Lady Gaga's album for a mere 99 cents they had issues with their servers. However, after seeing a high response to the first offer, Amazon is offering the deal again today.
Shares of American International Group Inc fell 4 percent on Wednesday as investors recognized that the U.S. government's exit from the insurer could take a long time.
Activist investor Pardus Capital Management called on Clearwire Corp to resume efforts to sell wireless airwaves in order to strengthen its hand in negotiations with majority owner Sprint Nextel.
Google's long awaited mobile wallet or Near Field Communication (NFC) enabled smartphones which will make processing payments with a mere wave of the phone near a point-of-sale a reality is due to be unveiled on Thursday.
Shares of American International Group Inc fell more than 3 percent on Wednesday after the insurer and the U.S. Treasury sold $8.7 billion worth of stock.
The U.S. Treasury made a small profit when it sold a portion of its shares in American International Group Inc on Tuesday, but it was unclear how its investment in the beleaguered insurer will ultimately fare.
The U.S. Treasury will take the first step toward exiting its 92 percent stake in American International Group Inc
on Tuesday when the insurer prices its stock offering.
Increased Charges of Wireless connections on tablet computers is urging consumers to use free Wi-Fi rather than invest on cellular network along with the high price of the network.
Smartphones using Intel's mobile processors will go on sale early next year and the world's biggest chipmaker is also on track with processors for tablets, Chief Executive Paul Otellini said on Tuesday.
Underwriters for the planned $9 billion stock sale by American International Group Inc
and the Treasury have indications of interest from investors for about half the offering, the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday, citing people familiar with the matter.
Innkeepers USA Trust, the bankrupt manager of more than 70 hotels, gained court approval on Friday of a plan to sell most of its properties to Cerberus Capital Management and Chatham Lodging Trust for $1.12 billion.
Tickets for the Americal Idol Live Tour go on sale Friday. This year, the top 11 will be performing live.
American International Group and the U.S. Treasury scaled back plans for a share sale after the insurance company's stock posted a steady decline and closed near an 8-month low on Tuesday, a source familiar with the situation said.
Actress Sally Field has put her Malibu, CA home on the market for $5.9 million.
Vale , the world's biggest producer of iron ore, posted a record profit in the first quarter as revenue more than doubled and the company booked a one-off gain from the sale of some aluminum assets.
The house from the 90s hit film “Home Alone” where 8-year-old Kevin, played by Macaulay Culkin, outsmarts a pair of burglars is for sale for $2.4 million.
The Treasury and banks working on the sale of the government's stake in bailed-out insurer American International Group
are too early in the process to come up with specific numbers for a potential offering, a source close to the situation said on Thursday.
The Treasury and the banks working on the sale of the government's stake in bailed-out insurer American International Group
are at odds over how low to price the first sale of stock, CNBC reported on Thursday.