The defense in an obscenity trial in Florida plans to use Google search data to demonstrate that that sexually explicit material does not violate community standards.
Visiting the New York Stock Exchange last year, Tom Wolfe, the author of “The Bonfire of the Vanities,” proclaimed that it was the end of capitalism as we knew it.
Leonard Downie Jr. will step down after 17 years as the top editor of The Washington Post, making way for a generational transition under a new publisher.
More than 840 of the largest American corporations reaped a $265 billion windfall thanks to a one-time tax break aimed at bringing home profits stashed overseas.
The European Central Bank and the Federal Reserve are concerned that a psychology of inflation is setting in, where consumers expect the long run of rising prices.
The takeover of Corn Products, one of the country’s oldest agribusinesses, is yet another move by a food producer taking advantage of a rise in food prices.
Lawmakers continued to contend Monday that large investors are propping up oil prices, saying that speculation in crude futures has nearly doubled since 2000.
A plea agreement filed Monday said that Henry Samueli, a founder of the computer chip maker, would plead guilty to lying to the S.E.C. during a inquiry into the backdating of stock options.
The announced production cuts and increased incentives, including no-interest loans, come as the automaker struggles amid a consumer exodus from pickups and sport utility vehicles.
Home Depot’s move will create the nation’s most widespread recycling program for the energy-saving bulbs, which have to be properly disposed of since they contain small amounts of mercury.
The New York Times Company said that it was developing plans to merge the Web site of the International Herald Tribune with that of The New York Times.
Analysts say the cost of various optional, but heavily promoted, services like navigation units and fuel refilling are adding as much as 20 percent to the overall rental cost.
Huntsman Corporation accuses Apollo Management and two of the private equity firm’s founders of interfering in its $10.6 billion merger with an Apollo company chemical maker.
A technology industry foundation aims to reduce password overload among computer users through the creation of a system akin to an online identity card.
Relatively few companies or associations rushed to register with the European Commission’s new registry of lobbyists, but those that did offered a glimpse of the huge amount spent each year on lobbying.
China’s largest steel maker, Baosteel, and the Australian mining company Rio Tinto have agreed on the highest price increase in at least a decade in iron ore term contracts.
Republic Services said it would acquire Allied Waste Industries for $6.07 billion in stock, uniting two of the largest companies in the waste disposal industry.
It’s summer. Air travel is bad. It’s getting even worse and won’t improve anytime soon. And there is absolutely nothing you or I can do about it. So chill.