Economy

In the wake of the Great Recession, economists were accused of missing the obvious warning signs of the financial meltdown.

Despite fears the Gulf spill would sink the firm, its shares are soaring

Groupon accuses Australian competitor of domain-name squatting

The economy is adding nearly twice as many part-time jobs and full-time ones

Apple Inc. is now the second most valuable publicly traded company in the world

Starbucks’s decision to drop its name from its two-decade-old logo led to a swarm of negative reaction online, in the news and in under-caffeinated lineups everywhere.

By signing deals with NBA stars, upstart Chines shoemakers aim to crack the U.S. market

Detroit rediscovers its old swagger as Toyota is stuck answering questions

With the family business in ruins, the Asper brothers are duking it out in new arenas, with different results

The awkwardness of this year’s Detroit auto show (plus VIDEO)