Germany Warns of Apple iPhone Security Problems
The German government has warned of serious security flaws in Apple's iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. The warning may have been prompted
Business
Transocean, Anadarko Surge on BP Plug Success
With BP at a turning point in the Gulf oil spill, other companies with a role in the crisis are seeing their fortunes improve
Washington Post Profits Surge on Education Growth
The Washington Post Co. is reporting a surge in second-quarter earnings, helped by a big jump in profits at its education division and lower expenses.
U.S. Corn Exports to Boom As China Eats More Meat
China could be about to increase its corn imports, offering American farmers a chance for greater profits but making it likely U.S. meat
Hiring Slows Leaving Jobless Rate Unchanged
Companies showed a lack of confidence about hiring for a third straight month in July, making it likely the economy will grow more slowly
Cable, Satellite TV Thrives on Robust Demand
Consumers are feeling more confident about spending on small luxuries such as premium cable services and pay-per-view, propelling the earnings
Retailers Report Mostly Modest Gains in July
Deep discounts on summer leftovers and hot weather drove shoppers into malls in July, but they remained choosy, resulting in only modest gains.
New Jobless Claims Rise to 479,000
Initial requests for jobless benefits rose last week to their highest level since April, a sign that hiring remains weak and some companies
Macy's Q2 Profits Surge on Growing Market Share
Macy's Inc.'s net income surged in the second quarter as the department store chain saw a payoff from its focus on exclusive moderate-price
Korean Air Operating Profit Doubles but Loses on Fuel
Korean Air, South Korea's biggest airline, said Friday it sank to a loss in the second quarter as a weak won swelled its fuel costs.
Asian Stocks End Losing Streak on Bargain Hunting
Most Asian stock markets posted mild gains Friday as investors hunted for bargains following a three-day losing streak.
Google Beefs Up Voice Controls on Android Phones
Just because mobile phones are becoming more like small computers doesn't mean you should have to do a lot of typing on them.
GM Posts $1.33 Bil. Profit for Q2, CEO Steps Down
General Motors Co. said Thursday it made $1.33 billion in the second quarter, a sign it's getting healthier as it prepares to sell stock to ...
Jobless Claims at Highest Level Since February
The economy is looking bleaker as new applications for jobless benefits rose last week to the highest level in almost six months.
Xinhua, China Mobile Launch Search Joint Venture
The state-run Xinhua News Agency said Thursday it will launch a search venture, giving Google a new, well-financed rival following
Europe Cuts Dream Projects to Reduce Budget Deficits
A rebuilt Prussian palace in Berlin. High-speed rail from Lisbon to Kiev. A new visitor center for Britain's Stonehenge. They're just some of the big-ticket
S. Korea Leaves Interest Rate at 2.25%
South Korea's central bank left its key interest rate unchanged Thursday as the outlook for the global economy dims — a month after raising
Ford Posts 5th Straight Quarterly Profit
Ford Motor Co. posted its fifth straight quarterly profit on Friday as its popular cars and trucks continued to draw buyers from rivals
China Industrial Growth Slips to 13.4%
China's industrial growth slowed further in July as Beijing clamped down on a credit boom, fueling expectations it will ease monetary policy
ING Q2 Earnings Jump on Healthy Lending Growth
ING Groep NV, the Dutch bank and insurance company, Wednesday reported a sharp rise in second quarter earnings, mostly because it avoided some
Nestle Profits Rise 7.5% on Robust Sales Growth
Swiss food and drinks company Nestle SA reported Wednesday a 7.5 percent rise in half-year net profit to 5.45 billion Swiss francs ($5 billion)
World Stocks Fall on Anxiety Over Growth Prospects
World markets dropped Wednesday despite a late rally on Wall Street as investors gave a lukewarm reception to the Federal Reserve's latest batch
Chipmaker Shares Suffer from Fears of PC Slowdown
Shares of chipmakers Intel Corp., Advanced Micro Devices Inc. and Nvidia Corp. dropped Tuesday as analysts said demand for computers looks
Netflix to Pay $1 Bil. to Stream Paramount, MGM Films
Netflix Inc. will pay nearly $1 billion during the next five years for the online streaming rights to movies from Paramount, Lionsgate and MGM
Google to Debut Street View in Germany Despite Attacks
Google will introduce its "Street View" mapping feature for 20 of Germany's largest cities before the end of the year, the company announced
Gas Prices Continue Slide After July 4th Weekend
Drivers are finding lower gas pump prices now that the July 4th weekend is over and prices are likely to keep sliding.
Asian Stocks Down Despite Wall Street Gains
Asian markets retreated Wednesday, with investors losing their appetite for stocks after a disappointing U.S. services sector report pointed to an anemic
Job Losses Has Peaked in Rich Nations Says OECD
Unemployment in rich countries may have peaked — but there are still 17 million more people out of work than at the start of the ...
Toyota Adds Quality Time to Car Development Timeline
Toyota Motor Corp. is extending the time it takes to develop new vehicles by about four weeks for more quality checks in the wake of ...
Peugeot Citroen Has Record Half Year on China Demand
Strong demand for new cars in China helped French auto maker PSA Peugeot Citroen SA report Wednesday a record number of unit sales
First-Class Stamps to Cost $0.46 in 2011
Buy those Forever stamps now. The cost of mailing a letter is going up again. Fighting to survive a deepening financial crisis, the Postal Service
China Agricultural Bank IPO Sets World Record $19.2 Bil.
The Agricultural Bank of China's initial public offering has raised more than $19 billion in what could turn out to be the largest IPO ever.
Dow Ends 7-Day Slide with Modest Gain
The Dow Jones industrial average broke a seven-day slide Tuesday after traders sifted through the market for beaten-down stocks.
Service Sector Data Shows Slightly Slower Growth
The service sector grew more slowly in June, an industry trade group said Tuesday, offering the latest sign that the economic recovery
Massive ABC IPO Reflects China Cash Squeeze
Agricultural Bank of China's $22 billion initial public offering is making headlines as potentially the world's biggest. It also underlining the cash squeeze
Economic Stress Continues Easing in Most U.S. Counties
Two-thirds of U.S. counties became economically healthier in May, thanks to more manufacturing jobs in the Midwest and fewer home foreclosures
World Markets Rise on Bargain Hunting
World markets rose Tuesday as investors scooped up stocks that had been pummeled last week and anticipated a rally on Wall Street
Toyota Begins Global Lexus Recall for Engine Defect
Toyota started a global recall over engine defects in its Lexus and Crown models, moving to repair more than 95,000 vehicles in Japan and South ...
Ethnic Vegetables Sprout New Sales for U.S. Farmers
Maxixe, a Brazilian relative of the cucumber, is relatively unknown in the U.S., but it may one day be as common as cilantro as farmers ...
Greece Upbeat As Debt Crisis Eases
Debt-hobbled Greece may see a slightly milder than expected recession this year and aims to issue bonds again on international markets in 2011
Healthcare Bill Kick In to Expand Coverage
The first stage of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul is expected to provide coverage to about 1 million uninsured Americans
Mercedes June Sales Up 13% on China, U.S. Demand
Sales of Mercedes-Benz cars were up 13.2 percent in the year to June as strong demand for the premium brand in China and the United ...
Chrysler to Set Up Separate Fiat Dealer Network
Chrysler Group LLC will set up a separate dealership network to sell cars made by Italy's Fiat Group SpA when they are reintroduced in the ...
China Renews Google's Web Operating License
Google CEO Eric Schmidt said Thursday he expects Beijing to renew the license the company needs to continue operating a website in China.
China Rating Agency Offers Alternative Risk Assessments
A Chinese firm that aims to compete with Western rating agencies declared Washington a worse credit risk than Beijing in its first report on government
China Foreign Reserves Hit $2.45 Trillion
China's foreign reserves reached $2.45 trillion dollars by the end of June, a 15.1 percent increase year on year, the central bank said Sunday.
China June Imports Skyrocket 53%
China's customs agency on Saturday said exports were up 35 percent in June from a year ago, while imports rose almost 53 percent.
Dow Finishes Week Up 5.3% for Year's Best Gain
The stock market ended its best week in a year with another gain Friday as investors bet that companies will report strong second-quarter earnings.
Toyota Signals Willingness to Raise China Wages
Toyota's president says the company is open to raising the wages of workers in China, where strikes have disrupted the automaker's operations
Peugeot Citroen Signs $1.2 Bil. to Make Cars in China
France's PSA Peugeot Citroen SA signed a deal Friday to set up a euro935 million ($1.2 billion) joint venture to make small, low-emission cars
Germany Warns of Apple iPhone Security Problems
The German government has warned of serious security flaws in Apple's iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. The warning may have been prompted
Transocean, Anadarko Surge on BP Plug Success
With BP at a turning point in the Gulf oil spill, other companies with a role in the crisis are seeing their fortunes improve
Washington Post Profits Surge on Education Growth
The Washington Post Co. is reporting a surge in second-quarter earnings, helped by a big jump in profits at its education division and lower expenses.
U.S. Corn Exports to Boom As China Eats More Meat
China could be about to increase its corn imports, offering American farmers a chance for greater profits but making it likely U.S. meat
Hiring Slows Leaving Jobless Rate Unchanged
Companies showed a lack of confidence about hiring for a third straight month in July, making it likely the economy will grow more slowly
Cable, Satellite TV Thrives on Robust Demand
Consumers are feeling more confident about spending on small luxuries such as premium cable services and pay-per-view, propelling the earnings
Retailers Report Mostly Modest Gains in July
Deep discounts on summer leftovers and hot weather drove shoppers into malls in July, but they remained choosy, resulting in only modest gains.
New Jobless Claims Rise to 479,000
Initial requests for jobless benefits rose last week to their highest level since April, a sign that hiring remains weak and some companies
Macy's Q2 Profits Surge on Growing Market Share
Macy's Inc.'s net income surged in the second quarter as the department store chain saw a payoff from its focus on exclusive moderate-price
Korean Air Operating Profit Doubles but Loses on Fuel
Korean Air, South Korea's biggest airline, said Friday it sank to a loss in the second quarter as a weak won swelled its fuel costs.
Asian Stocks End Losing Streak on Bargain Hunting
Most Asian stock markets posted mild gains Friday as investors hunted for bargains following a three-day losing streak.
Google Beefs Up Voice Controls on Android Phones
Just because mobile phones are becoming more like small computers doesn't mean you should have to do a lot of typing on them.
GM Posts $1.33 Bil. Profit for Q2, CEO Steps Down
General Motors Co. said Thursday it made $1.33 billion in the second quarter, a sign it's getting healthier as it prepares to sell stock to ...
Jobless Claims at Highest Level Since February
The economy is looking bleaker as new applications for jobless benefits rose last week to the highest level in almost six months.
Xinhua, China Mobile Launch Search Joint Venture
The state-run Xinhua News Agency said Thursday it will launch a search venture, giving Google a new, well-financed rival following
Europe Cuts Dream Projects to Reduce Budget Deficits
A rebuilt Prussian palace in Berlin. High-speed rail from Lisbon to Kiev. A new visitor center for Britain's Stonehenge. They're just some of the big-ticket
S. Korea Leaves Interest Rate at 2.25%
South Korea's central bank left its key interest rate unchanged Thursday as the outlook for the global economy dims — a month after raising
Ford Posts 5th Straight Quarterly Profit
Ford Motor Co. posted its fifth straight quarterly profit on Friday as its popular cars and trucks continued to draw buyers from rivals
China Industrial Growth Slips to 13.4%
China's industrial growth slowed further in July as Beijing clamped down on a credit boom, fueling expectations it will ease monetary policy
ING Q2 Earnings Jump on Healthy Lending Growth
ING Groep NV, the Dutch bank and insurance company, Wednesday reported a sharp rise in second quarter earnings, mostly because it avoided some
Nestle Profits Rise 7.5% on Robust Sales Growth
Swiss food and drinks company Nestle SA reported Wednesday a 7.5 percent rise in half-year net profit to 5.45 billion Swiss francs ($5 billion)
World Stocks Fall on Anxiety Over Growth Prospects
World markets dropped Wednesday despite a late rally on Wall Street as investors gave a lukewarm reception to the Federal Reserve's latest batch
Chipmaker Shares Suffer from Fears of PC Slowdown
Shares of chipmakers Intel Corp., Advanced Micro Devices Inc. and Nvidia Corp. dropped Tuesday as analysts said demand for computers looks
Netflix to Pay $1 Bil. to Stream Paramount, MGM Films
Netflix Inc. will pay nearly $1 billion during the next five years for the online streaming rights to movies from Paramount, Lionsgate and MGM
Google to Debut Street View in Germany Despite Attacks
Google will introduce its "Street View" mapping feature for 20 of Germany's largest cities before the end of the year, the company announced
Gas Prices Continue Slide After July 4th Weekend
Drivers are finding lower gas pump prices now that the July 4th weekend is over and prices are likely to keep sliding.
Asian Stocks Down Despite Wall Street Gains
Asian markets retreated Wednesday, with investors losing their appetite for stocks after a disappointing U.S. services sector report pointed to an anemic
Job Losses Has Peaked in Rich Nations Says OECD
Unemployment in rich countries may have peaked — but there are still 17 million more people out of work than at the start of the ...
Toyota Adds Quality Time to Car Development Timeline
Toyota Motor Corp. is extending the time it takes to develop new vehicles by about four weeks for more quality checks in the wake of ...
Peugeot Citroen Has Record Half Year on China Demand
Strong demand for new cars in China helped French auto maker PSA Peugeot Citroen SA report Wednesday a record number of unit sales
First-Class Stamps to Cost $0.46 in 2011
Buy those Forever stamps now. The cost of mailing a letter is going up again. Fighting to survive a deepening financial crisis, the Postal Service
China Agricultural Bank IPO Sets World Record $19.2 Bil.
The Agricultural Bank of China's initial public offering has raised more than $19 billion in what could turn out to be the largest IPO ever.
Dow Ends 7-Day Slide with Modest Gain
The Dow Jones industrial average broke a seven-day slide Tuesday after traders sifted through the market for beaten-down stocks.
Service Sector Data Shows Slightly Slower Growth
The service sector grew more slowly in June, an industry trade group said Tuesday, offering the latest sign that the economic recovery
Massive ABC IPO Reflects China Cash Squeeze
Agricultural Bank of China's $22 billion initial public offering is making headlines as potentially the world's biggest. It also underlining the cash squeeze
Economic Stress Continues Easing in Most U.S. Counties
Two-thirds of U.S. counties became economically healthier in May, thanks to more manufacturing jobs in the Midwest and fewer home foreclosures
World Markets Rise on Bargain Hunting
World markets rose Tuesday as investors scooped up stocks that had been pummeled last week and anticipated a rally on Wall Street
Toyota Begins Global Lexus Recall for Engine Defect
Toyota started a global recall over engine defects in its Lexus and Crown models, moving to repair more than 95,000 vehicles in Japan and South ...
Ethnic Vegetables Sprout New Sales for U.S. Farmers
Maxixe, a Brazilian relative of the cucumber, is relatively unknown in the U.S., but it may one day be as common as cilantro as farmers ...
Greece Upbeat As Debt Crisis Eases
Debt-hobbled Greece may see a slightly milder than expected recession this year and aims to issue bonds again on international markets in 2011
Healthcare Bill Kick In to Expand Coverage
The first stage of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul is expected to provide coverage to about 1 million uninsured Americans
Mercedes June Sales Up 13% on China, U.S. Demand
Sales of Mercedes-Benz cars were up 13.2 percent in the year to June as strong demand for the premium brand in China and the United ...
Chrysler to Set Up Separate Fiat Dealer Network
Chrysler Group LLC will set up a separate dealership network to sell cars made by Italy's Fiat Group SpA when they are reintroduced in the ...
China Renews Google's Web Operating License
Google CEO Eric Schmidt said Thursday he expects Beijing to renew the license the company needs to continue operating a website in China.
China Rating Agency Offers Alternative Risk Assessments
A Chinese firm that aims to compete with Western rating agencies declared Washington a worse credit risk than Beijing in its first report on government
China Foreign Reserves Hit $2.45 Trillion
China's foreign reserves reached $2.45 trillion dollars by the end of June, a 15.1 percent increase year on year, the central bank said Sunday.
China June Imports Skyrocket 53%
China's customs agency on Saturday said exports were up 35 percent in June from a year ago, while imports rose almost 53 percent.
Dow Finishes Week Up 5.3% for Year's Best Gain
The stock market ended its best week in a year with another gain Friday as investors bet that companies will report strong second-quarter earnings.
Toyota Signals Willingness to Raise China Wages
Toyota's president says the company is open to raising the wages of workers in China, where strikes have disrupted the automaker's operations
Peugeot Citroen Signs $1.2 Bil. to Make Cars in China
France's PSA Peugeot Citroen SA signed a deal Friday to set up a euro935 million ($1.2 billion) joint venture to make small, low-emission cars
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