Lawmakers concede tech giant did nothing illegal, but say tech giant is not paying its fair share in U.S. taxes
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As advertising revenue growth slips, Disney unit moves to reduce staff, trim overhead
The attorney for Rajat Gupta, now serving a two-year sentence, claims his client was denied the chance to prove his innocence
Proposal to strip him of CEO role defeated at annual meeting, but tepid support for 3 board members is call for changes
Automaker says investment will create 200 new jobs
The appointment of the poster child for the Deepwater Horizon disaster is an inflammatory and dangerous move
In the leading annual customer satisfaction survey, Apple's score dropped by 2 percent while Samsung increased 5 percent
Says it is offering $3.40 per share for the stake in Clearwire it does not already own, a boost by 14 percent
A biotech project manager explains how she keeps her workweek at roughly 40 hours, and how you can too
Recent run of strong U.S. economic data, largely related to housing and jobs, has fueled speculation that the Fed might consider changing course
During the last recession, many Americans reined in spending in favor of paying off debt, particularly credit card balances