February saw sales of existing homes in the US at their highest annual rate since November 2009, further underlining signs of a recovery for the country’s economy.
Despite continued concerns about the potential effect of looming spending cuts, the US has announced surprisingly strong economic data that suggests economic recovery may be gat
The International Herald Tribune (IHT) is to be renamed the International New York Times after its parent newspaper.
In a move that marks the first step towards the long-expected consolidation of the office supplies sector, Office Depot has agreed to buy its rival OfficeMax for around $1.2 bil
In what has been described as a historic deal, and the largest to date in the food industry, US billionaire Warren Buffett is to buy food giant Heinz for as much as $28 billion.
China’s state-owned CNOOC has been granted US approval to acquire Canadian oil firm Nexen.
In the latest revolutionary development in the field of contactless payment, American Express (Amex) has today launched a purchase-by-tweet service for US-based customers.
KapStone Paper and Packaging Corporation is to open a new corrugated manufacturing facility in Aurora, Illinois, 40 miles west of Chicago.
Walmart today announced a commitment to increase US sourcing of its products by $50 billion over the next ten years.
Ford Motor Company plans to hire 2,200 salaried workers in the US this year, the largest increase in more than a decade.
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