UPS Expects Record Holiday Shipments
It is not particularly surprising that a major shipping company would disclose that the holiday season will be its busiest.
It is not particularly surprising that a major shipping company would disclose that the holiday season will be its busiest.
Microsoft has released a new wearable device. However, the software company is late to the game.
Despite a drop in profits and eroding global market share, Samsung held onto its place as the number one mobile phone company in the world.
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba could soon be worth more that storied conglomerate General Electric.
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General Motors plans to invest a great deal more than it has in the past to drive sales of its failed Chevy Volt.
Men, particularly in the United States, have significant advantages over women, at least in terms of their earning power.
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Some of Amazon.com's German workforce have called another strike to try to get better compensation.
Gasoline prices have fallen below $3 a gallon in 19 states, according to GasBuddy, and nationwide the price has dropped to $3.03.
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Building Detroit represents a laudable effort by Detroit to remove or sell some of the huge inventory of blighted homes.
Amazon has something very few companies with a $75 billion annual revenue run rate have: its revenue is still growing at 20%.
While October car sales usually represent a slump, Kelly Blue Book expects U.S. car sales to surge this month, led by an outstanding performance by Chrysler.
Affordable housing must be a key to a stable economy and the foundation of a successful society.
Satya Nadella may be the CEO of Microsoft, but the fingerprints on the company's most recent quarterly results belong to former CEO Steve Ballmer.
General Motors' net of $1.4 billion in the third quarter would have been much better, if it did not post another of the years-long losses in its Europe operation.
The unemployment figure in Spain remains staggeringly high, which means that it is years, or perhaps decades, from a complete recovery from the worst recession in decades.
According to a new study by the Pew Research Internet Project, online harassment is not an aberration, but actually closer to the norm.