More than a dozen current and former executives of the aerospace group EADS and its Airbus subsidiary will testify in a high-profile insider-trading inquiry.

Cadbury has spent months stonewalling Kraft Foods’ hostile offer. But the entrance of another bidder could help its negotiating position against Kraft.

Reliance Industries’ offer for LyondellBasell could be the biggest deal in Reliance’s history and one of the largest ever by an Indian company.

Stock markets were mixed Monday as investors awaited a stream of figures that could confirm the U.S. economy is recovering at a slower pace.

A drop in the price of supercomputers and other advances are pulling down the high walls around computing-intensive research, possibly democratizing the field.

To propel themselves through the recession, media executives are turning to a phrase meant to soothe a troubled populace: the British during World War II.

Three Harvard professors say the top five executives at Bear Stearns and at Lehman sold a great deal of their stock while prices were still high.

David Sedaris’s publisher was drawn to the quirky idea of offering his “Live for Your Listening Pleasure” in a limited album format.

A wide range of contenders, some of them linked to Oprah Winfrey herself, will vie for the dominant role in daytime.

A new brand identity for AOL, when it is spun off from Time Warner, replaces the letters AOL with “Aol.” — complete with a period.