Hacked Personal Data Widely Available in China
The personal data of 10 million China Mobile subscribers was just one batch of hacked data available for sale by a group recently arrested by ...
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U.S. Trade Deficit Narrows on Surging Exports
The U.S. trade deficit unexpectedly narrowed in October as exports surged to the highest level in nearly a year. Growing exports, boosted by a weaker ...
Volkswagen Begins Production of First India Car
Volkswagen AG started production of its first compact car in India on Saturday, hoping to capture up to 10 percent of the country's fast-growing
Strong Retail Data Drives Up Stocks, Boosts Dollar
Stocks rose Friday after a report on retail sales indicated consumers are picking up their spending.
Wendy's Pulls Out of Japan After 30 Years
Wendy's burger chain will withdraw from Japan, ending a 29-year presence in an Asian market long dominated by McDonald's Corp.
China Tech Purchasing Rule Angers Foreign Firms
Foreign companies are criticizing a new Chinese regulation they fear could block them from the multibillion dollar business of selling high-tech products
China Export Rebound Heartens Asian Markets
China's exports are making a comeback after a jarring slump threw millions out of work, a sign of improving global demand that along with a ...
China Nuokang Bio-Pharma Falls on NY Debut
Shares of China Nuokang Bio-Pharmaceutical Inc. fell nearly 4 percent in their trading debut Thursday after pricing at $9 per American depositary share
AOL Now Independent and Much Shrunken
AOL resumed life as an independent Internet company Thursday as it completed its spinoff from Time Warner Inc. and closed the book on one of ...
Americans' Net Worth Up for 2nd Straight Qtr.
Americans got wealthier for a second straight quarter in the fall, thanks to gains in stock investments and home values.
U.S.-Japan Open-Skies Pact Ushers in Big Airline Tieups
An aviation agreement between the U.S. and Japan could usher in a new period of closer alliances among the major carriers in both countries.
Indian Gaming Kept Growing Through Recession
The economic downturn has slowed the growth of Indian gaming in America but the industry is faring better than traditional casinos
Panasonic to Buy Control of Sanyo for $4.6 Bil.
Panasonic Corp. said Thursday it will take majority control of Sanyo Electric Co. in a $4.6 billion deal, forging one of the biggest electronics makers
BOA Repays Entire $45 Bil. TARP Bailout
Bank of America Corp. said Wednesday it has repaid the entire $45 billion it owed U.S. taxpayers as part of the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
UAL Seeks Transpacific Joint Venture with ANA
A United Airlines executive says the carrier wants to pursue a joint venture with Continental Airlines and Japan's All Nippon Airways for flights across the ...
Oil Prices Fall Back Down on More Signs of Weak Demand
Oil prices hit two-month lows Wednesday as government data showed that energy demand continues to slump.
Volkswagen Links with Suzuki with 20% Stake
Volkswagen AG will buy a 20 percent stake in Suzuki Motor Corp. for 222.5 billion yen ($2.5 billion), forming one of the world's biggest auto ...
Pepsi Lowers 2009 Profit View, Signs Dr Pepper
PepsiCo Inc., the world's second-biggest soft drink maker, on Tuesday lowered the top end of its fiscal 2009 profit and sales guidance
Sovereign Debt Fears Drag Down World Markets
World stock markets fell Wednesday amid ongoing worries about sovereign credit risks and ahead of a key budgetary policy statement from the British government.
Samsung Shakeup Elevates Founder's Grandson
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. has named digital media chief Choi Gee-sung as CEO in a reorganization designed to shake up the South Korean technology
BorgWarner to Supply Engine, Drivetrain for Hyundai Tucson
Auto powertrain manufacturer BorgWarner Inc. said Wednesday that it will supply the engine and drivetrain for the Hyundai 2010 Tucson and ix35 models.
Dodge City Casino Bets on Wild West Romance
Hundreds of people turned up Tuesday for the opening of a casino in Dodge City, launching a new franchise for Kansas and reviving memories of ...
American Offers Exclusivity to Keep JAL from Delta
American Airlines has proposed making JAL its exclusive Asian partner to keep it from Delta's clutches.
AltAir Sells Jet Fuel Derived from Camelina Plant Seeds
A renewable jet fuel company says it has agreements from 14 airlines to buy fuel derived from the oil of camelina plant seeds.
Boeing 787 Completes Long-Delayed Test Flight
Boeing's new 787 jetliner finally got airborne Tuesday, the long-delayed inaugural flight of the world's first commercial plane constructed with half its components
China Surpasses U.S. As World Center of IPOs
China has outstripped the U.S. in the amount of money raised from stock listings, underscoring the region's stronger economy
Wells Fargo, Citigroup Repay TARP Loans
The last two major national banks are returning $45 billion in aid to taxpayers, marking the latest step toward recovery for the U.S. financial system.
Airlines Projected to Lose $5.6 Bil. in 2010
The global airline industry will face another harrowing year in 2010, with losses expected to reach $5.6 billion despite some recovery in passenger
FedEx Raises Earnings on Int'l Shipments Growth
FedEx Corp. has raised its forecast of earnings for the November quarter, citing stronger-than-expected growth in international priority and ground shipments.
Accenture First to Cut Tiger Sponsorship
For six years, global consulting firm Accenture PLC featured Tiger Woods in ads designed to highlight the company's claimed attributes of integrity and high performance.
PGA to Take Big Hit on TV Contracts in Tiger's Absence
The television networks already know what life without Tiger Woods looks like, and they were going to take that knowledge into their upcoming
Citigroup Repays $20 Bil. TARP Loan
Citigroup Inc. said Monday it is repaying $20 billion in bailout money it received from the Treasury Department, in an effort to reduce government influence
Abu Dhabi's $10 Bil. Dubai Bailout Boosts Markets
Stock futures are indicating a higher opening on Wall Street Monday after Abu Dhabi provided a surprise $10 billion bailout
Caterpillar Forms Joint Venture with China Yuchai
Caterpillar Inc., the world's largest maker of construction and mining equipment, said Monday that it signed a joint venture deal with a Chinese company
Beijing Auto to Buy SAAB Drivetrain Technology
Beijing Autos has agreed to buy technology from GM's Saab Automobile, a breakthrough for the Chinese automaker that could clear the way for General
Google Testing New Mobile Device on Employees
Google Inc.'s employees are testing a new mobile device that runs on the company's Android operating system, as the search giant continues its push into
Monsanto Used Patents to Tighten Grip Over GM Crops
onfidential contracts detailing Monsanto Co.'s business practices reveal how the world's biggest seed developer is squeezing competitors, controlling smaller seed companies
BOA to Repay TARP $45 Bil. Within Days
Bank of America Corp. said Wednesday it plans to repay its $45 billion in government bailout funds in the next few days
United Airlines Traffic Rose 1.8% in November
United Airlines said Thursday that its traffic rose 1.8 percent in November. That plus a smaller fleet added up to planes that were 80.2 percent ...
Content Takes Center Stage in New Media Landscape
Comcast Corp. is buying control of NBC Universal from GE largely because Comcast wants to own more movies and TV shows.
New York City's Fiscal Prospects Surprisingly Bright
New York City's fiscal picture is brighter than it has been in a long time, according to a new report that projects fewer job losses, ...
Service Sector, Retail Sales Data Suggest Bumpy Recovery
Further evidence that the economic recovery will be a slow and bumpy one emerged Thursday with reports that service sector activity and retail sales unexpectedly
Comcast Faces Antitrust Hurdles to Complete NBC Deal
Comcast Corp. will likely have to accept substantial conditions if the cable TV provider wants to win regulatory approval for control of NBC
American Offers $1.1 to Woo Japan Airlines
American Airlines upped the ante in the tug-of-war over Japan Airlines, vowing Thursday to lead a $1.1 billion investment in the struggling carrier
Peugeot Citroen in Talks to Acquire Mitsubishi
French carmaker PSA Peugeot Citroen said Thursday it is in talks with Mitsubishi Motors Corp. that could lead to a "strategic partnership."
World Markets Buoyed by BOA TARP Repayment Plan
World stock markets rose Thursday, with Japan's Nikkei up around 4 percent, after Bank of America Corp. said it will repay $45 billion
American Eagle Traffic Jumped 11.7% in November
American Eagle, which does regional flying for American Airlines, flew fuller planes in November as traffic jumped 11.7 percent, outstripping an 6.8 percent
Fed Assessment Buoys Stocks
The stock market struggled but held its ground Wednesday as an upbeat assessment of the economy from the Federal Reserve offset drops
Hyundai Unveils Sleeker, More Efficient Sonata
Hyundai Motor Co.'s sales gain in the U.S. should get another boost early next year with the introduction of an all-new midsize Sonata.
Declining Job Losses Steady Wavering Stock Market
Stocks traded in a tight range Wednesday after a private report showed job cuts slowed last month, but not as much as expected.
Hacked Personal Data Widely Available in China
The personal data of 10 million China Mobile subscribers was just one batch of hacked data available for sale by a group recently arrested by ...
U.S. Trade Deficit Narrows on Surging Exports
The U.S. trade deficit unexpectedly narrowed in October as exports surged to the highest level in nearly a year. Growing exports, boosted by a weaker ...
Volkswagen Begins Production of First India Car
Volkswagen AG started production of its first compact car in India on Saturday, hoping to capture up to 10 percent of the country's fast-growing
Strong Retail Data Drives Up Stocks, Boosts Dollar
Stocks rose Friday after a report on retail sales indicated consumers are picking up their spending.
Wendy's Pulls Out of Japan After 30 Years
Wendy's burger chain will withdraw from Japan, ending a 29-year presence in an Asian market long dominated by McDonald's Corp.
China Tech Purchasing Rule Angers Foreign Firms
Foreign companies are criticizing a new Chinese regulation they fear could block them from the multibillion dollar business of selling high-tech products
China Export Rebound Heartens Asian Markets
China's exports are making a comeback after a jarring slump threw millions out of work, a sign of improving global demand that along with a ...
China Nuokang Bio-Pharma Falls on NY Debut
Shares of China Nuokang Bio-Pharmaceutical Inc. fell nearly 4 percent in their trading debut Thursday after pricing at $9 per American depositary share
AOL Now Independent and Much Shrunken
AOL resumed life as an independent Internet company Thursday as it completed its spinoff from Time Warner Inc. and closed the book on one of ...
Americans' Net Worth Up for 2nd Straight Qtr.
Americans got wealthier for a second straight quarter in the fall, thanks to gains in stock investments and home values.
U.S.-Japan Open-Skies Pact Ushers in Big Airline Tieups
An aviation agreement between the U.S. and Japan could usher in a new period of closer alliances among the major carriers in both countries.
Indian Gaming Kept Growing Through Recession
The economic downturn has slowed the growth of Indian gaming in America but the industry is faring better than traditional casinos
Panasonic to Buy Control of Sanyo for $4.6 Bil.
Panasonic Corp. said Thursday it will take majority control of Sanyo Electric Co. in a $4.6 billion deal, forging one of the biggest electronics makers
BOA Repays Entire $45 Bil. TARP Bailout
Bank of America Corp. said Wednesday it has repaid the entire $45 billion it owed U.S. taxpayers as part of the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
UAL Seeks Transpacific Joint Venture with ANA
A United Airlines executive says the carrier wants to pursue a joint venture with Continental Airlines and Japan's All Nippon Airways for flights across the ...
Oil Prices Fall Back Down on More Signs of Weak Demand
Oil prices hit two-month lows Wednesday as government data showed that energy demand continues to slump.
Volkswagen Links with Suzuki with 20% Stake
Volkswagen AG will buy a 20 percent stake in Suzuki Motor Corp. for 222.5 billion yen ($2.5 billion), forming one of the world's biggest auto ...
Pepsi Lowers 2009 Profit View, Signs Dr Pepper
PepsiCo Inc., the world's second-biggest soft drink maker, on Tuesday lowered the top end of its fiscal 2009 profit and sales guidance
Sovereign Debt Fears Drag Down World Markets
World stock markets fell Wednesday amid ongoing worries about sovereign credit risks and ahead of a key budgetary policy statement from the British government.
Samsung Shakeup Elevates Founder's Grandson
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. has named digital media chief Choi Gee-sung as CEO in a reorganization designed to shake up the South Korean technology
BorgWarner to Supply Engine, Drivetrain for Hyundai Tucson
Auto powertrain manufacturer BorgWarner Inc. said Wednesday that it will supply the engine and drivetrain for the Hyundai 2010 Tucson and ix35 models.
Dodge City Casino Bets on Wild West Romance
Hundreds of people turned up Tuesday for the opening of a casino in Dodge City, launching a new franchise for Kansas and reviving memories of ...
American Offers Exclusivity to Keep JAL from Delta
American Airlines has proposed making JAL its exclusive Asian partner to keep it from Delta's clutches.
AltAir Sells Jet Fuel Derived from Camelina Plant Seeds
A renewable jet fuel company says it has agreements from 14 airlines to buy fuel derived from the oil of camelina plant seeds.
Boeing 787 Completes Long-Delayed Test Flight
Boeing's new 787 jetliner finally got airborne Tuesday, the long-delayed inaugural flight of the world's first commercial plane constructed with half its components
China Surpasses U.S. As World Center of IPOs
China has outstripped the U.S. in the amount of money raised from stock listings, underscoring the region's stronger economy
Wells Fargo, Citigroup Repay TARP Loans
The last two major national banks are returning $45 billion in aid to taxpayers, marking the latest step toward recovery for the U.S. financial system.
Airlines Projected to Lose $5.6 Bil. in 2010
The global airline industry will face another harrowing year in 2010, with losses expected to reach $5.6 billion despite some recovery in passenger
FedEx Raises Earnings on Int'l Shipments Growth
FedEx Corp. has raised its forecast of earnings for the November quarter, citing stronger-than-expected growth in international priority and ground shipments.
Accenture First to Cut Tiger Sponsorship
For six years, global consulting firm Accenture PLC featured Tiger Woods in ads designed to highlight the company's claimed attributes of integrity and high performance.
PGA to Take Big Hit on TV Contracts in Tiger's Absence
The television networks already know what life without Tiger Woods looks like, and they were going to take that knowledge into their upcoming
Citigroup Repays $20 Bil. TARP Loan
Citigroup Inc. said Monday it is repaying $20 billion in bailout money it received from the Treasury Department, in an effort to reduce government influence
Abu Dhabi's $10 Bil. Dubai Bailout Boosts Markets
Stock futures are indicating a higher opening on Wall Street Monday after Abu Dhabi provided a surprise $10 billion bailout
Caterpillar Forms Joint Venture with China Yuchai
Caterpillar Inc., the world's largest maker of construction and mining equipment, said Monday that it signed a joint venture deal with a Chinese company
Beijing Auto to Buy SAAB Drivetrain Technology
Beijing Autos has agreed to buy technology from GM's Saab Automobile, a breakthrough for the Chinese automaker that could clear the way for General
Google Testing New Mobile Device on Employees
Google Inc.'s employees are testing a new mobile device that runs on the company's Android operating system, as the search giant continues its push into
Monsanto Used Patents to Tighten Grip Over GM Crops
onfidential contracts detailing Monsanto Co.'s business practices reveal how the world's biggest seed developer is squeezing competitors, controlling smaller seed companies
BOA to Repay TARP $45 Bil. Within Days
Bank of America Corp. said Wednesday it plans to repay its $45 billion in government bailout funds in the next few days
United Airlines Traffic Rose 1.8% in November
United Airlines said Thursday that its traffic rose 1.8 percent in November. That plus a smaller fleet added up to planes that were 80.2 percent ...
Content Takes Center Stage in New Media Landscape
Comcast Corp. is buying control of NBC Universal from GE largely because Comcast wants to own more movies and TV shows.
New York City's Fiscal Prospects Surprisingly Bright
New York City's fiscal picture is brighter than it has been in a long time, according to a new report that projects fewer job losses, ...
Service Sector, Retail Sales Data Suggest Bumpy Recovery
Further evidence that the economic recovery will be a slow and bumpy one emerged Thursday with reports that service sector activity and retail sales unexpectedly
Comcast Faces Antitrust Hurdles to Complete NBC Deal
Comcast Corp. will likely have to accept substantial conditions if the cable TV provider wants to win regulatory approval for control of NBC
American Offers $1.1 to Woo Japan Airlines
American Airlines upped the ante in the tug-of-war over Japan Airlines, vowing Thursday to lead a $1.1 billion investment in the struggling carrier
Peugeot Citroen in Talks to Acquire Mitsubishi
French carmaker PSA Peugeot Citroen said Thursday it is in talks with Mitsubishi Motors Corp. that could lead to a "strategic partnership."
World Markets Buoyed by BOA TARP Repayment Plan
World stock markets rose Thursday, with Japan's Nikkei up around 4 percent, after Bank of America Corp. said it will repay $45 billion
American Eagle Traffic Jumped 11.7% in November
American Eagle, which does regional flying for American Airlines, flew fuller planes in November as traffic jumped 11.7 percent, outstripping an 6.8 percent
Fed Assessment Buoys Stocks
The stock market struggled but held its ground Wednesday as an upbeat assessment of the economy from the Federal Reserve offset drops
Hyundai Unveils Sleeker, More Efficient Sonata
Hyundai Motor Co.'s sales gain in the U.S. should get another boost early next year with the introduction of an all-new midsize Sonata.
Declining Job Losses Steady Wavering Stock Market
Stocks traded in a tight range Wednesday after a private report showed job cuts slowed last month, but not as much as expected.
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