Japan Factory Output Up for 2nd Straight Month
Japan's industrial production rose for a second straight month in April propelled by robust growth in China and the rest of Asia.
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HP to Cut 9,000 Jobs, Take $1 Bil. in Charges
Hewlett-Packard Co. said Tuesday it will cut about 9,000 jobs and take $1 billion in charges over three years as it creates fully automated commercial ...
Construction, Manufacturing Data Reverse Stock Declines
Stocks are erasing early losses after reports on construction spending and manufacturing signal that the economy is continuing its recovery.
Europe Debt Crisis Breakdown by Country
Europe's governments are struggling to deal with a mountain of debt made worse by the past three years of global financial and economic turmoil.
iPad Sales Hit 2 Mil. Mark
Apple Inc. said Monday that iPad sales have topped 2 million since its launch nearly two months ago.
AsusTek Unveils Tablet PC Running Windows 7
Taiwan's AsusTek Computer Inc. unveiled Monday a portable tablet computer that runs on Microsoft's Windows 7 operating system
Honda to Restart China Line After Parts Plant Strike
Honda Motor Co. said Monday that it hopes to resume stalled production at its auto factories in southern China by tomorrow following a strike at ...
India Returns to Pre-Recession Growth
A rebound in manufacturing and recovering farm output drove India's quarterly economic growth to 8.6 percent, the best in two years
Panasonic Buys Sanyo, Seeks Solar Power Lead
Panasonic Corp. is banking on the solar-panel business that it gained by acquiring domestic rival Sanyo, aiming for top market share of at least 35 ...
Clothing Sales Surprisingly Strong in October
After a last-minute back-to-school buying spree, Americans appeared to have taken a shopping pause in October, resulting in a mixed retail sales picture.
April Consumer Spending Hints at Slow Recovery
Consumer spending was stagnant in April while incomes posted a tiny advance, signs that the economic recovery could slow.
iPad Launch Draws Long Lines in Asia, Europe
Shoppers are mobbing Apple's flagship store in London in hopes of getting the gadget of the moment — the iPad.
Suicide-Plagued Foxconn Raises Worker Wages
The Taiwanese electronics company buffeted by a spate of suicides at its China factories said Friday it will raise the pay of workers by an ...
Japan Carmakers Enjoy Sales, Export Boom in April
Japan's biggest automakers posted major production and sales gains in April, as robust growth in China and elsewhere in Asia continued to fuel demand.
Ford May Be About to Discontinue Mercury Line
Mercury could soon be the latest Detroit car brand to disappear. Ford Motor Co. is assessing the future of Mercury, although a final decision
J&J Probed for "Phantom Recall" of Pain Relievers
Congressional investigators said Wednesday that Johnson & Johnson hired a private company that bought up defective packets of pain relievers in 2008
Stocks Surge on Word China to Hold European Debt
Stocks had another turnaround Thursday and rocketed higher after China reassured investors it doesn't plan to sell the European debt it holds.
Tiffany Profits Double on Soaring Asia Sales
Jewelry and gift seller Tiffany & Co.'s net income more than doubled in the first quarter as its revenue rose in the U.S. and soared ...
Japan Factory Output Up for 2nd Straight Month
Japan's industrial production rose for a second straight month in April propelled by robust growth in China and the rest of Asia.
HP to Cut 9,000 Jobs, Take $1 Bil. in Charges
Hewlett-Packard Co. said Tuesday it will cut about 9,000 jobs and take $1 billion in charges over three years as it creates fully automated commercial ...
Construction, Manufacturing Data Reverse Stock Declines
Stocks are erasing early losses after reports on construction spending and manufacturing signal that the economy is continuing its recovery.
Europe Debt Crisis Breakdown by Country
Europe's governments are struggling to deal with a mountain of debt made worse by the past three years of global financial and economic turmoil.
iPad Sales Hit 2 Mil. Mark
Apple Inc. said Monday that iPad sales have topped 2 million since its launch nearly two months ago.
AsusTek Unveils Tablet PC Running Windows 7
Taiwan's AsusTek Computer Inc. unveiled Monday a portable tablet computer that runs on Microsoft's Windows 7 operating system
Honda to Restart China Line After Parts Plant Strike
Honda Motor Co. said Monday that it hopes to resume stalled production at its auto factories in southern China by tomorrow following a strike at ...
India Returns to Pre-Recession Growth
A rebound in manufacturing and recovering farm output drove India's quarterly economic growth to 8.6 percent, the best in two years
Panasonic Buys Sanyo, Seeks Solar Power Lead
Panasonic Corp. is banking on the solar-panel business that it gained by acquiring domestic rival Sanyo, aiming for top market share of at least 35 ...
Clothing Sales Surprisingly Strong in October
After a last-minute back-to-school buying spree, Americans appeared to have taken a shopping pause in October, resulting in a mixed retail sales picture.
April Consumer Spending Hints at Slow Recovery
Consumer spending was stagnant in April while incomes posted a tiny advance, signs that the economic recovery could slow.
iPad Launch Draws Long Lines in Asia, Europe
Shoppers are mobbing Apple's flagship store in London in hopes of getting the gadget of the moment — the iPad.
Suicide-Plagued Foxconn Raises Worker Wages
The Taiwanese electronics company buffeted by a spate of suicides at its China factories said Friday it will raise the pay of workers by an ...
Japan Carmakers Enjoy Sales, Export Boom in April
Japan's biggest automakers posted major production and sales gains in April, as robust growth in China and elsewhere in Asia continued to fuel demand.
Ford May Be About to Discontinue Mercury Line
Mercury could soon be the latest Detroit car brand to disappear. Ford Motor Co. is assessing the future of Mercury, although a final decision
J&J Probed for "Phantom Recall" of Pain Relievers
Congressional investigators said Wednesday that Johnson & Johnson hired a private company that bought up defective packets of pain relievers in 2008
Stocks Surge on Word China to Hold European Debt
Stocks had another turnaround Thursday and rocketed higher after China reassured investors it doesn't plan to sell the European debt it holds.
Tiffany Profits Double on Soaring Asia Sales
Jewelry and gift seller Tiffany & Co.'s net income more than doubled in the first quarter as its revenue rose in the U.S. and soared ...
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