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Rival bankers and big investors have complained that Morgan Stanley botched the debut by setting the price too high and selling too many shares to the public.
The Japanese basics brand Uniqlo, betting on a comeback for the American consumer, is taking advantage of recession-lowered rents to expand in the United States.
Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, the blue-chip Silicon Valley venture capital firm known for its early investments in Google, is being sued by an investment partner.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will impose new restrictions on prepaid debit cards, highly profitable products for banks that until now have been mostly unregulated.
The companys blue oval and other assets pledged as collateral for a $23.5 billion loan package were formally returned after a ratings upgrade on Tuesday.
The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office said the economy could contract 1.3 percent in the first half of 2013 if several big tax increases and spending cuts take effect.
The Federal Communications Commission is considering giving online distributors like Hulu and YouTube the same rights and responsibilities enjoyed by cable companies.
Resource companies and manufacturers in Canada faced disruptions after a strike organized by the Teamsters targeted the Canadian Pacific Railway early Wednesday morning.
A start-up company will work with an alliance of universities to build faster networks to foster economic development and to promote services like education and health care.
Experts described Chinas special access to Treasury auctions as a product of the changing trends in the market and its deep economic ties to the United States.
The former executive assistant for the hedge fund titan Raj Rajaratnam describes a call she received from Rajat Gupta on Sept. 23, 2008 about 10 minutes before the market close.
Two regulators confirm reports that their agencies had opened investigations into JPMorgan's trading debacle and said that they were weighing whether it would reshape rules for Wall Street.
Mr. Polley, a Zenith engineer, invented the Flash-Matic remote control for television, and spent years reminding people he was the devices sole inventor.
Wild gyrations of stocks based on the barest mention by short-sellers are reviving the debate on whether rules should require disclosures of big short positions.
With the balance of student debt topping $1 trillion, college presidents are recognizing that they must handle the costs of education through methods other than tuition increases.
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