The Internet can finally stop holding its breath--Facebook has officially filed registration documents with the Securities and Exchange Commission for an initial amount of $5 billion.
The world's largest Internet retailer performed below expectations, surprising analysts and forcing Wall Street to keep a close eye on its future growth
Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook COO, said during the World Economic Forum in Davos that the company's not just aiming for profit--it wants to create jobs and boost the global economy as well
U.S. airline tickets will most likely increase in 2012.
The home entertainment industry sees a softening of losses as video kiosks and web streaming breathe new life into the industry
The head of the Swiss Central Bank resigned due to his wife making illegal currency transaction.
A new rule adopted by the U.S. Department of Transportation will require all airlines to be upfront and include all non-optional taxes and fees in advertised pricing
The ISM's December Report reports US Manufacturing growth climbed to 53.9 percent.
The non-profit online encyclopedia raised enough money to survive through 2012
Walgreens is starting the new 2012 year by losing millions of its customers. The well-known pharmacy will no longer provide to those customers whose health insurance is covered by Express Scripts.