The New York Stock Exchange, which has a 74-foot ceiling and Georgia marble walls, would remain open, bidders say.
As a fight for ownership of the New York Stock Exchange continues, both bidders have pledged to preserve the 219-year-old capitalist symbol.
BRUSSELS — The euro zone's overall budget gap fell last year but deficits in Greece and Portugal were higher than expected, underlining the challenges presented by their austerity programs.
The latest round of strong quarterly results were led by Ford and 3M. In Europe, traders shrugged off the latest bad budget news from Greece.
DEARBORN, Mich. — It was Ford’s best first quarter since 1998, despite a shift to smaller cars, which usually result in lower profits.
The decline leaves housing prices on the verge of a new low for a real estate downturn that seems to have no end.
The deal would create the largest dairy company in the world.
UBS on Tuesday reported strong growth in its core wealth management business, a development it described as "a sign of client confidence" in the bank.
The Chinese mining company Minmetals Resources said on Tuesday that it had dropped its unsolicited bid for Equinox Minerals after being outbid by Barrick Gold.
BANGKOK — Sharp rises in food prices are a threat to economic growth in Asia and could push millions of people back into extreme poverty, the Asian Development Bank said.
MIHARU, Japan — Cherry blossom season reaches its peak this week along the Tohoku coast, but the recent disasters have quelled the normally robust tourist trade.
BEIJING — The photographs suggest that the People’s Liberation Army, long notoriously secretive, is lifting some veils.
ISTANBUL — The country’s economy, which crashed in 1994 and 2001 and was set back by the global financial crisis, is showing signs of overheating, fueled by consumer spending.
SAN FRANCISCO — Apple and Google use data about users’ locations to better pinpoint specific spots, which could lead to lucrative advertising.
TOKYO — The tablets, called S1 and S2, will use the Android 3.0 operating system and will be compatible with 3G and 4G networks.
After nearly four hours of deliberation, the jurors in the insider trading trial of Raj Rajaratnam retired for the day. They will resume on Tuesday morning.
HSBC joins Barclays of Britain and Banco Santander of Spain in either closing retail branches in Russia or scaling back plans to open them.
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — The search giant is throwing its power and data at problems specific to mobile phones, like translating phone calls on the fly.
With no standard sizes for women’s clothing from one store to the next, a handful of companies are tackling the problem of finding the right fit.
Since every network will share the same camera feeds of the royal wedding on Friday, competition has been fierce for on-air talent to make coverage stand out.
Marketing to doctors using prescription records bearing their names is an increasingly contentious practice, with three states enacting laws to limit the uses of the records for marketing.
Buying a stake in a start-up that reviews hotels and gets part of the room reservations it helps to make will allow the Travel Channel to profit from the trips it inspires.
LOS ANGELES — The difficulties facing the movie industry are likely to become tougher as it enters a digital future that is only beginning to unfold.
SAN FRANCISCO — Storify aims to help journalists and others sift through the explosion of online content and publish the most relevant information.
The New York Stock Exchange is missing a chance to be a model for good governance as it defends its planned merger with Deutsche Borse and fights off a rival bid from Nasdaq and ICE.
Travelers are beginning to notice the fees that airlines are adding on.
With business picking up after the recession, many hotel chains are refurbishing the décor, amenities and food in their exclusive retreats for premium customers.
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