ThinkstockExxon Mobil Corp. (NYSE: XOM) has barely held its market cap lead over two tech giants, Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT) and Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOGL). Oil prices are sinking the world’s largest oil company,…
Well into the NFL season, the prices for most teams are close to fixed, without some major shift in any team's fortunes.
Volkswagen's problems have spread well beyond the company itself, which will add to its problems substantially as the scandal goes forward.
Domino's Pizza has launched a fleet of tiny delivery cars. Among the benefits of the vehicles is that they will hold 80 pizzas each.
If the federal government eventually makes pot use legal across the country, the decision will not come without substantial medical risks.
Apple continues to promote its "green" activity in China, but as a trend, it is nothing new.
It is hard to prove whether BNSF was a good investment for Buffett. Signs point to the fact that it was not.
Cars and light trucks made by Fiat Chrysler often do badly in auto quality research. The new survey from Consumer Reports is no different.
Tesla Motors has a short video at its website. The clip describes how well the Model S works in the snow and on the highways of Norway.
Almost every report of ocean temperatures indicates that they have risen in the past decade, although the process may have slowed very considerably.
Maybe the Chicago Cubs will make it to the World Series this year, and maybe the team will win it. The chances are improbable.
While most of the large brick-and-mortar companies have said they will add tens of thousands of jobs for the holiday season, e-commerce giant Amazon.com will add 100,000.
Bad for the print book industry, and probably bad for makers of electronic book devices: fewer and fewer Americans are reading books.
While cutting jobs is not the only manner in which a company improves margins, it may be the only one that IBM has.
Glassdoor has come up with a list of 25 jobs that have a good "work-life balance," as its researchers see it.
Apparently, Americans are worried enough about their jobs that many go to work sick. Better to be sick than out of a job.
IBM (NYSE: IBM) reached another stop on the road to reinvent itself. Like others, this one showed no sign of progress for the failing tech company. As a matter of fact, IBM continues to…
Americans are having their personal records stolen at retailers, banks and even game consoles to which they have given name, rank and serial numbers.
Ticket prices for the "1989 World Tour: Taylor Swift & Vance Joy" have gone above $5,300 in some cities, a sign of the extraordinary demand.
For some reason, Netflix has an 800 number, or to be precise an 866 toll-free one. Perhaps it is for Netflix customers who do not have an Internet connection.