courtesy of Fiat SpAFiat Chrysler (NYSE: FCAU) got two pieces of bad news in the U.S. recently. The Fiat nameplate finished dead last in a carefully watched J.D. Power study. Additionally, Fiat sales fell…
The U.S. economy has added enough workers since unemployment hit 10% at the depths of the recession that the national jobless rate has moved down to 5.5%. The recovery has been fairly even, recently, with…
The most damning criticism of Amazon is that it does not make money. It has, however, maintained a huge lead over its online competition.
While the U.S. unemployment rate hovers around 5.5% nationally, the jobless rate is 7% or more in Nevada and West Virginia.
Nike can offer a $225 running shoe, the Nike Flyknit Air Max, in a world where there are plenty of shoes available for $100 or less.
New tech companies have moved into old media territory, and news suddenly has become important again.
Full-sized pickups are the backbone of the American car industry, but that backbone is being tested.
Among the major luxury car brands, Cadillac received the worst score in the new J.D. Power 2015 U.S. Initial Quality Study.
All it would take to solve California's drought problems is rainfall at levels similar to those that hit recently in Texas and Oklahoma.
Presumably endorsers have among their most important expectations that a champion will remain a champion.
A tweet can have only 140 characters. It is a fair question to ask whether this limitation has undermined the growth of Twitter.
Amazon.com could pick from scores of other customers, but The Weather Channel is among the leaders of its Amazon Web Services promotions.
It is a tried and true formula. A retailer posts poor results, so it closes stores because it hopes to maintain sales per location.
Derek Jeter's phenomenal career as a baseball player for the New York Yankees has helped bolster The Players' Tribune brand.
If Adidas is not willing to buy a lot more athletes, it may as well pack it bags and go home.
"Jurassic World" posted a domestic box office number for the weekend that is second only to the opening weekend of "The Avengers."
PepsiCo has taken the 50th year of its founding to run a series of advertisements to celebrate the occasion. The trouble is that the claim is not entirely accurate
Older Americans, in many cases, have lost their tolerance for financial risk and they want to protect the size of the nest eggs they have put aside for retirement.
Tesla Motors has hinted for some time that it is not financially self-funding. That could not have been clearer as it lined up as much as $750 million in funding.
When it was built in 1975, the Pontiac Silverdome was among the top tier of NFL stadiums. Now, it is for sale for $30 million.