Business

Facebook wants to reach every single person on the Internet whether they are logging on from a laptop in Los Angeles or an iPhone in Tokyo.

Big business and small business have very different views on changes to personal income taxes and corporate taxes.

An identity thief who gains access to your credit card could harm you financially, but one who steals your medical info could endanger your health.

Martin N. Davidson, associate professor of Leadership and Organizational Behavior at the Darden Graduate School of Business, University of Virginia, has a controversial theory about diversity: basically, that is has failed. Here, he talks to The Network Journal about the diversity dilemma.

The North American paper industry is in rapid decline. Mills have cut thousands of workers and are competing for a shrinking market.

Microsoft is so eager to find engineers that it has offered to pay a bounty to the government for extra visas to import more foreign workers.

You survived Black Friday. Or maybe you just avoided it altogether. Either way, get ready to take your shopping spree online for Cyber Monday.

While the overall economy still lags, the “app economy” has created nearly 500,000 jobs in the U.S. since 2007, when there were none.

Hostess Brands Inc., the company that makes Twinkies and Wonder Bread, has asked a judge for permission to go out of business and lay off 18,500.

Tribune Co. is close to securing the regulatory approval it needs to emerge from its long-running bankruptcy.