Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg. The chairman's description of the end of quantitative easing indicates that Fed officials see the economy finally healing from a burst credit bubble that deflated housing prices by 35 percent over almost six years, left one in 10 ...

China's factories are faltering again, pointing to slowing growth in the world's second-biggest economy. HSBC said Thursday that its "flash" index of manufacturing purchasing managers' sentiment fell to a nine-month low of 48.3 in June, as new export orders ...

The parent of United Airlines said it would add a minimum annual spending level that passengers will have to meet to qualify for elite frequent-flier status.

LONDON - British authorities on Thursday called on five of the country's largest banks to raise a combined �13.4 billion ($20.7 billion) in extra capital by the end of the year to protect against future financial shocks.

Four large U.S. banks have failed to comply with key elements of a landmark $25 billion mortgage settlement, an independent monitor said Wednesday.

A month ago, Men's Wearhouse Inc. called co-founder and Chairman George Zimmer the �chief driving force behind the Company.� By Wednesday, the seller of discount suits had driven him out.

Dunkin' Donuts is poised to beat McDonald's Corp. (MCD) and Starbucks Corp. (SBUX) in introducing the fast-food industry's first gluten-free pastries nationwide.

Sony's chief executive told shareholders on Thursday that he was in no hurry to rule on a proposal by the Japanese group's largest investor that it spin off its film and music business into a separately listed company.

If the US Airways-American Airlines merger announced earlier this year is approved, the combined airline would control two-thirds of the takeoff and landing slots at Reagan National Airport, outside Washington, D.C.. The government could force the airline to ...

(CNN) -- Think you have the landlord from hell? Think again. Did they steal your stuff? Lock you out? Threaten you with a gun? Unless they did, they're not even in contention for the title.