Oct. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Boeing Co.'s decision to put a new assembly line for the 787 Dreamliner in South Carolina, instead of its historic Seattle hub, doubles its bets on a global supply strategy that is more than two ...

WASHINGTON -- Senate negotiators reached a tentative deal to extend a tax credit for first-time home buyers, but its passage remains uncertain.

By Bloomberg News Oct. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Geely Holding Group Co. was named the “preferred bidder” for Ford Motor Co.'s Volvo Car Corp.

SHANGHAI -- US Special Envoy for Climate Change Todd Stern said he doesn't expect bilateral agreements on global climate issues when US President Barack Obama visits China next month.

A Wisconsin judge has ordered PepsiCo Inc to pay $1.26 billion to two men who said it stole their idea to sell purified water after a secretary mislaid a document alerting the world's No.

The economy is about to post growth numbers reminiscent of the good old days, otherwise known as the "old normal." But a "new normal" of slower growth might be inevitable.

SAN FRANCISCO (Dow Jones)--Billionaire investor Carl Icahn, clarified terms of a tender offer for CIT Group Inc.'s (CIT) notes, part of an effort designed to foil restructuring plans for the embattled lender that he says hurts small noteholders.

It might seem like a lot of cash for one supersize clunker, a good-money-after-bad attempt to jump-start a broken-down giant of Detroit.

TOKYO (Reuters) - The yen rose across the board on Thursday, extending steep gains particularly on the Australian and New Zealand dollars as investors took profits on a host of growth-linked trades that had been in vogue in recent ...

US Airways Group Inc. (LCC) will trim 1000 jobs, or about 3.1% of its total work force and cut flights, focusing on hub cities where it stands to make a profit.

By MarketWatch TOKYO (MarketWatch) -- The Japanese government is considering adopting comprehensive legislation that would encompass state-backed loans and mandated cuts in pension benefits for struggling national carrier Japan Airlines Corp.

Oct. 29 (Bloomberg) -- How did so much taxpayer money end up in the coffers of American International Group Inc.'s too- big-to-fail customers?

HONG KONG/SHANGHAI, Oct 29 (Reuters) - Shares in Hong Kong and China eased on Thursday, as weak overseas markets spurred move profit taking, while Nine Dragons' plan to sell new shares further dampened investor sentiment ...

TOKYO (MarketWatch) -- Nippon Steel Corp. (5401.TO) said Thursday it booked a net loss of Y29.59 in the July-September quarter due largely to higher input costs, but the loss was smaller than its prior projection as the recovering ...

A member of the Securities and Exchange Commission called on Wednesday for legislative changes to put municipal bond markets on a more even footing with the stock and corporate bond markets.

Stryker Biotech was charged with improperly marketing bone-mending surgical devices, an alleged scheme that misled federal regulators and forced some patients to go under the knife again to remove “unwanted bone growth.

The Securities Investor Protection Corp. said the amount it has committed to advance to Madoff victims has topped half a billion dollars, exceeding the total of all previous payouts since SIPC's inception in 1970.

Yahoo Inc. held its first official event with Wall Street analysts in over three years on Wednesday, and sought to reinforce the notion that it's on its way to a recovery.

The success of "cash for clunkers" proved how eagerly Americans will snap up a good deal. Goodyear Tire & Rubber's early take on the remaining months of the year suggests bargain hunters can disappear just as quickly.