Russian Growth Expected to Hit Zero Next Year
Sanctions, and perhaps a drop in oil prices, are expected to stop Russia's GDP from moving at all in 2015.
Sanctions, and perhaps a drop in oil prices, are expected to stop Russia's GDP from moving at all in 2015.
Lenovo's quarterly earnings results showed it is not much better off than Hewlett-Packard in the PC market.
A plan to buy 6,365 badly damaged Detroit homes all at once has fallen apart barely weeks after it was announced with great fanfare.
General Motors claimed it set record October sales in China. Behind this announcement, problems lurk.
As improbable as it seemed in June when crude prices topped near $100, the prices have rapidly fallen and a price of less than $70 is not impossible.
Air pollution is so severe that it creates a deep fog in some large Chinese cities, and pedestrians walk around wearing masks.
The Dodge Ram continues to post surging results, chipping away at the Ford F-Series position at the top of the full-sized pickup segment.
Profits are more important than sales, BMW and Mercedes each claim. But bragging rights last month went to BMW.
The deep recession in Europe was supposed to be over, but the European Commission sharply cut its growth forecasts.
Aside from the cost of a ticket, airlines passengers are bedeviled by all sorts of fees, such as charges for food, baggage, better legroom and pillows and blankets.
The latest salvo in the war between Apple and Samsung comes in the form of the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge.
It was a horrible weekend for movies. The two leaders at the box office cratered over the three-day Halloween period.
The price of an average gallon of regular gasoline nationwide has dropped to less than $3. In many areas it has dropped much lower.
Microsoft, once nearly orphaned by investors, has nearly touched its 52-week high. As a matter of fact, make that a 10-year high.
Old tech companies have reinvented themselves enough to nearly be new, and their old products are in vogue again.
People who want to have the world's fastest broadband connections should stay away from parts of the United States, the United Kingdom and Germany.
People in the largest cities in the United States cannot take much comfort in the fact that the average price for a gallon of regular gasoline has dropped below $3.
The Department of Housing and Urban Development put out a sobering report about the status of homeless people in the United States.
Walmart has decided to start the holiday shopping season on November 1, at least in so far as it has created deals to bring in customers so early.
On the heels of a deal with Twitter, IBM has set a deal with Tencent, China's largest Internet portal.