IBM reports declining fourth-quarter sales as it shifts toward software and services

Bernd Osterloh, on the supervisory board, calls the situation in the U.S. "a disaster"

Expedia sees its page rankings drop 25 percent for travel-related searches, as penalty for running afoul of Google rules

Netflix adds 2.3 million subscribers in the fourth quarter and expects "years of member growth ahead of us"

United says it plans to furlough 685 attendants; the union says the contract doesn't permit it

Inside Sports & Entertainment Group are New York's go-to guys for big events

Next week the burger chain launches a ciabatta bacon cheeseburger

As Helsinki has kept a tight lid on budget deficits, the economy has contracted for the past two years

In world's most wired country, all it took was portable hard-drive to pull off largest personal-data heist ever in Korea

China is now in territory last visited during the early days of the Great Recession

Debates of over the value of different majors don't address bigger questions about the quality of education

Alternative lender OnDeck says it had $65 million in revenue from interest and fees last year, more than twice as much as in 2012

Entrepreneurs seeking to make ventures seem creditworthy often fall victim to a classic fraud

Freedom Industries is still not being forthcoming about its PPH compound, because the blend is "proprietary"