Amazon.com Inc joined the opposition to Google Inc's plan to digitize millions of books.
eBay announced that it had sold a majority stake of its Skype Internet telephony service to a group of investors.
Chrysler Group LLC's U.S. sales fell 15 percent to 93,222 units in August due to inventory shortages.
Walt Disney Co. Inc. will take over Marvel Entertainment Inc. in a cash and stock deal valued around $4 billion.
Dell Inc., the world’s second-biggest computer maker, reported much better than expected second quarter earnings.
As the lone U.S. “Big Three” automaker to refuse government bailout, Ford Motor Co. isn’t resting on its laurels.
The founder of Green Depot, America’s eco-answer to Home Depot, is helping push green into the mainstream.
The move to cease operations at the plant in Fremont by March 31 puts at risk more than 4,500 jobs.
The number of U.S. banks in financial trouble surpassed 400 in the latest quarter, the highest amount in 15 years.
Ford Motor Co is adding shifts at its truck plants in Michigan and Missouri in response to increased demand.