Sources have said that it is highly unlikely that a meeting between oil producers to discuss a global pact on freezing production will to take place in Russia on March

Potentially strengthening its hand in a proposed merger with London Stock Exchange (LSE), the Deutsche Boerse is selling U.S. options exchange operator International Securities Exchange for $1.1 billion to Nasdaq.

A major upgrade about how one can browse and book holidays is to be announced by Google and it is ready and available to be downloaded on the smartphones. Two

Warning that the sector is “fighting hard for its survival” amid rock-bottom prices, the North Sea oil industry has urged the chancellor to hand it a rescue package of tax

A deal that would have seen rooftop solar panel installer Vivint Solar Inc being taken over by solar energy company SunEdison Inc was called off on Tuesday by the former

In a meeting with 20,000 workers at its German headquarters on Tuesday, the top labor official of Volkswagen said that depending on how big a fine has to be paid

China’s banks and UnionPay have largely been left out of China’s mobile payment revolution despite years of trying with pilot mobile payment programs and roll-outs in major cities. Through its

A German auto maker consortium which controls the HERE digital mapping business is in talks with potential new members, reported Reuters quoting Daimler’s Chief Executive. In a step to develop

With the intention of expanding presence and reach in the global luxury luggage market, Samsonite International S.A. said on Friday it would buy Tumi Holdings Inc for $26.75 per share

The rules that banks use to calculate the amount of capital they need to cover risks to operations from cyber attacks, fraud or hefty fines are going to be stricter

After approving fundamental changes to its corporate structure in Europe, Facebook could pay millions of pounds in UK tax. In a major change in its policy, the revenue generated from

Raising the prospect of a takeover battle with Deutsche Boerse and lifting LSE shares to a record high on Tuesday, New York Stock Exchange owner ICE said it may make

The simmering distrust between Foxconn and Sharp was brought close to boiling point by the late hitch to Foxconn’s takeover of Japan’s struggling Sharp Corp, said people with direct knowledge

Since it would be too early to say how fast Iranian output is rising, OPEC is very unlikely to cut output at its next meeting in June, even if prices

In a move that would smooth its market reach in Britain, the US online retailer – Amazon, struck its first supply deal with one of the UK’s “big four” supermarkets

Information from the luxury car brand Mercedes-Benz to explain emissions levels in some of its cars has been requested by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Daimler on Sunday.

More than 1.8 million workers in China would be laid off in China, the country announced on Monday. The sectors where this restructuring would take place are in the coal

Research institutions and companies across North America are not letting up in their efforts to make production more efficient even as energy firms around the world slash spending and cut

Vigorous defenses of an aggressive private equity partner and a maligned mobile home unit was launched by Warren Buffett on Saturday as he used his annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway

Taking on Walt Disney Co. in the euro area’s second-largest economy, a partnership led by Chinese billionaire Wang Jianlin’s Dalian Wanda Group co. plans to invest more than 3 billion

Claiming that pursuing a merger would be “irresponsible” toward its shareholders, U.S. industrial conglomerate United Technologies on Friday rejected a $90.7 billion offer by rival aerospace supplier Honeywell International Inc.

A federal apppeals court on Friday overturned a 2014 verdict that slapped the South Korean tech giant with nearly $120 million in damages for copying certain iPhone features in what

With a World Trade Organization ruling in its favor this week, the United States remains undefeated in trade disputes with foreign companies and governments. However the ruling, viewed by some,

A day after the world’s largest contract maker of electronic goods put its takeover of the Japanese firm on hold, the chief executives of Sharp Corp and Foxconn plan to