Despite the robust growth shown by Europe's largest economy last quarter, the euro zone remains plagued by anemic demand .
The Treasury Department's recent anti-inversion measures claim their first victim — Salix Pharmaceuticals' plan to merge with Italy-based Cosmo.
The struggling electronics retailer is getting a loan from its largest shareholder, which some creditors oppose because it might delay restructuring.
It never happened, of course. But AIG's former CEO Maurice Greenberg believes the federal government didn't have the authority to step in.
Following the furor the social net faced after the revelation that it manipulated posts, Facebook says it will be more sensitive to users in the future.
Big-data analytics firm GoodData raises capital in a Series E round led by Intel.
CFOs are demanding that their finance and accounting personnel have the ability to interpret trends from big data and tell a "compelling story."
The latest ADP jobs report reveals that 213,000 workers were added to private-sector payrolls in September.
CEO Barra looks to new products, China sales, Europe restructuring and cost savings to right the ship.
No matter what it's called, the next version of the famed operating system will have to be better at meeting the needs of business.
Reports of fraud hit an all-time high in 2013, while retaliation against whistleblowers also increased, says a compliance hotline provider.
Invoking the writings of Peter Drucker, a Strategy& consultant says management reform is what's really needed.
