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Nokia buys France’s Withings for €170M to ramp up in health tech and IoT
Nokia’s history as the world’s biggest mobile phone maker is becoming a distant memory, but it’s not out of the gadget business just yet. To build out its health...
Japan Consortium Misses Out on $38.5 Billion Australian Submarine Deal
Submarines used by the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Forces. The Australian submarine deal would have been the first export by Japan of a major weapon system....
P and G reports a $2.8 billion profit
Procter & Gamble is based in Downtown Cincinnati. Procter & Gamble on Tuesday reported a $2.8 billion profit for its third quarter ended March 31 – a 28 percent...
Low oil price pushes BP to $485m loss
BP has sunk to a $485m (£334m) loss for the three months to March as low oil prices took their toll. The loss, on the...
FCA to move Ram to Sterling Heights, Jeep to Mexico
FCA CEO Marchionne: "We ran the optimization exercise with a very clear view of not losing one unit of sales for Ram and not losing...
Chernobyl 30 Years Later: Those Who Live in Its Shadow Still Suffer
In the days before the 30th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster today, workers hurriedly filled in pot holes and painted lines on the decrepit...
T-Mobile Delivers Robust Customer Growth, Profits in First Quarter
T-Mobile US (TMUS - Get Report) delivered strong first-quarter results thanks to robust customer growth that led to solid profitability. The U.S. wireless carrier reported...
Apple misses by a mile: Wipes out $43B
Apple shares are down 7% after they released disappointing March quarter results. The "leaf" on the logo of Apple store turns green to welcome the...
Mitsubishi says it has used misleading fuel-economy testing methods for 25 years
The logo of Mitsubishi Corporation is displayed at the entrance of the company headquarters building in Tokyo. (Issei Kato/Reuters) By Naomi Tajitsu April 26 at...
Regulators Approve Charter Communications Deal for Time Warner Cable
The combination of Charter Communications, Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks would be the country’s second-largest broadband provider, with 19.4 million broadband subscribers. WASHINGTON...
