U.S. manufacturers expanded at their slowest pace in two years last month, held back by faltering global growth and cutbacks in oil and gas drilling. The Institute for Supply Management said Thursday that …
Across 35 metro areas lie dramatically different housing markets.
General Motors plans to cut $5.5 billion in manufacturing, purchasing and administrative costs during the next three years, helping to finance a big push into autonomous cars and car- and ride-sharing …
A recent report from a Citibank economist has Wall Street worried that the world’s second largest economy is skating on thin ice—and threatening to pull the rest of us down with it.
London’s transport chiefs announced plans on Wednesday to tighten control on private hire vehicles (PHV), a move that could hit app-based ride-hailing firms such as Uber [UBER.UL]. Drivers of the city’s famous black cabs have argued Uber bypasses local licensing and safety laws and amounts to unfair competition. A protest earlier this month at London’s City Hall led to a scuffle that resulted in arrests for assault and aggravated trespass
U.S. stocks jumped Wednesday, following global markets higher in an attempt to ease the pain of the worst quarter in four years.
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U.S. stocks traded sharply higher Wednesday, following global markets higher in an attempt to ease the pain of the worst quarter in four years.
The Model X should be what people want, but the buzz from dreamy electric cars is wearing off.
Whole Foods will stop selling products made using a prison labor program after a protest against the practice at one of its stores in Texas. The company said the products should be out of its stores by …
