Rajat K. Gupta, the most prominent executive ensnared in an aggressive insider trading investigation and a former director of Goldman Sachs, is expected to surrender to authorities.
Rajat Gupta, a longtime executive.
As Congress considers reauthorizing a law that sets the fees for medical device makers, venture capitalists are emerging as an influential ally of companies eager for a quicker regulatory process.
The selection of Ms. Rometty, a senior vice president at I.B.M., will make her one of the highest-profile women executives in corporate America.
Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley are among Wall Street investment firms vying to manage the sovereign wealth fund being established by oil-rich Nigeria.
The network is planning to show English-language subtitles in an effort to attract viewers among the skyrocketing number of second- and third-generation Hispanic-Americans.
Next week, viewers of “The X-Factor” can vote for a singer via Twitter in a partnership intended to strengthen the symbiotic relationship between television and the Web site.
The Chinese government hopes to become a force in yet another environment-related industry: supplying the world with desalinated water.
A day before a crucial meeting of European leaders, officials were trying to persuade banks to accept much deeper losses on their holdings of Greek debt.
On the eve of a European Union summit meeting, crucial financial measures were still unresolved.
New oil and gas discoveries offer hope for plentiful and cheaper fuel but also threaten to blunt the demand for cleaner, renewable alternatives.
Heinz Tomato Ketchup Blended with Balsamic Vinegar will be available on Facebook starting Nov. 14 in advance of its supermarket debut in December.
A tax expert calculates how filers at different income levels and in different household situations would be affected by a flat-tax option.
The world’s largest chemical company will retain its North American presence in Morris County, N.J., in a new $130 million building.
Although Manhattan office rents have risen since the recession, landlords are offering months of free rent and making building improvements to entice tenants.
Some banks' online application processes aren't as seamless as they should be, according to a new Javelin research report.
A new app called Lemon helps you organize paper and digital receipts.
Changers, a German-based start-up, will soon begin offering an ultra-simple solar charging device that can also track the amount of money and CO2 people save.
The race would run on public streets in Weehawken and West New York in a 3.2-mile circuit.
The latest economic and policy developments from countries in the euro zone.
Consumer debt and government spending are what really drive economic growth, not private investment.
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