WASHINGTON -- General Motors Co. wants to use its 2009 bankruptcy as a shield to get rid of more than four dozen lawsuits related to a defective ignition switch in 2.6 million small-model cars in what experts say could prove to be a public ...
WASHINGTON -- Supreme Court justices seemed torn Tuesday as they listened to the arguments in a complex technological case involving copyright law, the rights of TV broadcasters and a video startup called Aereo that is upending how viewers access ...
The Winter Olympic Games in Sochi scored $1.1 billion in advertising revenue for NBCUniversal's broadcast-TV and cable networks, 40 percent more than the advertising for the Vancouver Winter Games in 2010, Comcast Corp. reported Tuesday.
The ...
WASHINGTON -- The federal government and a number of states are on a collision course over labels for genetically engineered food.
A bill introduced in the U.S. House earlier this month would ban states from passing food labeling laws. One that ...
PHILADELPHIA -- In a multibillion-dollar deal, drugmakers GlaxoSmithKline PLC and Novartis AG said Tuesday that they will trade parts of their companies and form a joint venture with a third part.
London-based GSK will sell its existing cancer ...
Was it an act of altruism or a scam?
That's the big question behind media executive Darlene Tipton's efforts to raise money for the family and girlfriend of Philip Wood, an American passenger who was on the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.
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