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Berkshire Hathaway Chairman Warren Buffett, in his annual letter to shareholders, said he expects a better business climate this year as the conglomerate reported a 61% gain in 2010 net income Saturday.
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Libyan air-force officers who have defected to join pro-democracy rebels in eastern Libya said on Saturday they would defend eastern Libya against attack by forces loyal to Moammar Gadhafi, but would not go on the offensive.
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Tens of thousands of mostly Shiite protesters streamed into central Manama Saturday to march on government ministries for the first time since anti-government demonstrations began here 12 days ago.
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Nasdaq OMX Group is looking to two other exchanges for help in a potential bid for rival exchange NYSE Euronext.
Google, long considered the gold standard of Internet search, is changing the secret formula it uses to rank Web pages as it struggles to combat websites that have been able to game its system.
10.34% -- Gasoline as a share of retail sales. Could rising oil prices derail the U.S. recovery?
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China's large external imbalances, combined with its interventions in the foreign-exchange market, are the "root cause" of the country's current inflation problem, a central-bank official said.
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Investors who claim they lost money to Bernard Madoff through investments by funds managed by Tremont Group or its subsidiaries will receive $100 million in cash as part of a settlement.
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Irish voters have decisively rejected the political party most closely associated with the rise and fall of the Celtic Tiger economy, but have largely accepted an austerity program.
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The relationship between the national housing market and local markets is breaking down—meaning buyers and sellers need to do some sleuthing to figure out what's happening on the neighborhood level. Here's what to look for.
On Sunday's red carpet, expect to see traditional tuxes instead of the colorful shirts and Colonel Sanders neckwear of "creative black tie." The classic look is back.
Howard Silverblatt is perhaps best known as a sort of high priest, historian and keeper of the S&P; 500-stock index. He meticulously records the details that help answer the one question everyone on Wall Street needs to know: How's the market doing?
Nina Johal, Microsoft's worldwide HR staffing director, discusses what hiring managers look for in software engineers, amid competition for top Silicon Valley talent.
Some of the best-reviewed Mexican tacos are sold at former--and sometimes current--gas stations in Texas, Maine, Maryland and other parts of the U.S.
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The aging rocker's thoughts on playing guitar mimic what Fred Couples, now 51, says about his game.
Two big makers of so-called critter wines lately aren't looking so warm and fuzzy. The producer of Yellow Tail has filed a lawsuit in a New York federal court accusing the maker of Little Roo of trademark infringement.
Pollsters are increasingly conducting extensive public-opinion surveys in the Middle East. But to do so, they often need to rely on stealth questions, set up phone banks outside the country or submit to government censorship.
Saad Eddin Ibrahim, the former prisoner of the Mubarak regime, on the Muslim Brotherhood and Egypt's political future.
Energy expert Daniel Yergin is warning against calls by U.S. lawmakers to open emergency fuel supplies to reduce the pressure on fast-rising oil and gas prices. The Big Interview
Moammar Gadhafi tenuously clung to power in Libya, a clash between Republicans and labor unions in Wisconsin spread widely, and the Pentagon awarded Boeing a contract valued at more than $30 billion.
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In today's pictures, a child sleeps in a hammock at a train station in India, Hindu holy men reflect on Lord Shiva, the U.S. space shuttle Discovery takes off for the last time and more..