Sirtris, a drug company, has two drugs in clinical trials that it hopes will avert degenerative diseases of aging like diabetes, heart disease, cancer and Alzheimer’s.
The two companies want to turn the television remote control into a tool for buying the products being advertised and promoted on commercials and talk shows.
Wall Street closed modestly lower on Monday as the price of oil regained ground and investors cashed in some gains from the stock market’s rally last week.
The index of leading economic indicators slipped 0.1 percent in June as expected, showing that the limping economy is still far from being on the mend.
One of my personal goals is to see as many major sporting events as is humanly possible before I die. So far my journeys have taken me across the globe.
Women in their prime earning years, struggling with an unfriendly economy, are retreating from the work force, either permanently or for long stretches.
The company, which devoted itself for nearly 20 years to pickup trucks and sport-utility vehicles, is about to drastically alter its focus to building more small cars.
Brocade said the deal was more about growth than cost savings, and that it would provide a broader range of networking technologies to support increasing Web traffic.
The European Union offered to reduce its farm tariffs by 60 percent — the highest figure it has yet offered — in a challenge to developing countries to make concessions.
Apple, the third-largest personal computer maker in the United States, continued to benefit from the significant market share gains of its Macintosh computer line.
The company said it was no longer on track to increase earnings per share by 4 percent to 6 percent this year because the economy has slowed, particularly in June.
Even as passengers grimace at each new charge the airlines impose, they have generally been sympathetic toward pilots and flight attendants — until recently.
The Czech Republic’s flow of oil from Russia was reduced after the Czechs signed an agreement with the U.S. to base a missile defense radar on their territory.
BankAtlantic said it has sued Richard X. Bove, a prominent banking analyst, accusing him of defamation and negligence over a recently published research report.