US stocks Monday finished the day mixed after Standard & Poor’s raised its outlook for the US debt rating and lackluster economic data out of China.
Canada threatened Friday to slap duties on a litany of US goods including tomato ketchup, bed mattresses and swivel seats in a labels spat with its main trading partner.
Chinese President Xi Jinping heads to oil-rich Trinidad and Tobago on Friday at the start of a tour of Latin America and the Caribbean, as Beijing seeks to increase trade in the region.
...Read MoreGoogle interns got an early look at a Hollywood take on their world and chatted with celebrities who play them on screen in ‘The Internship’ film set for release next week.
...Read MoreUS stocks tumbled Friday, accelerating their losses after a flurry of mixed indicators sparked volatile trade in the last session of the month.
...Read MoreUS stocks Wednesday closed lower amid concerns about global economic growth and the US Federal Reserve’s plans for unwinding its aggressive stimulus program.
...Read MoreTesla Motors said Wednesday that founder Elon Musk would invest $100 million in the surging electric car maker, and that it would repay a loan from the US Department of Energy ahead of schedule.
Google co-founder and chief Larry Page disclosed Tuesday that one of his vocal cords is partially paralyzed but that it will not stop him from running the Internet colossus.
The US Justice Department has launched a probe into whether the Internal Revenue Service targeted conservative activist groups for investigation, Attorney General Eric Holder said Tuesday.
The S&P 500 reached a new all-time high Thursday, boosted by an expected European Central Bank interest rate cut and a surprisingly good US jobless claims report.
