Smaller companies are coming along and poking holes at Facebook's weak points
The coffee chain is paying a bundle to free itself from its distribution deal with Kraft
Its new shop in New York's Times Square, where rents are enormous, wants to speed up sales
Employees generally aren't thrilled about having to play <em>Game of Thrones</em> at the office
The New York startup creates playful consumer products that GE isn't good at, and has big software ambitions
Happy Meal ads were by far the most viewed both on television and online
Its success is the result of spending more on marketing and advertising and improving customer service
Americans express greater faith in congressional Republicans' ability to do a good job in health care, the economy, the federal budget, and immigration
The First Lady urged students to aim high, whether or not their families are wealthy
Global Aviation seeks protection while it cuts costs and hunts for new customers
Action in put warrants in Europe precedes option trading in the U.S.
Over the past four years, Apple's strong performance has added the most index points. Now it looks like Microsoft rules
Liquidators of two defunct Bear Stearns hedge funds accuse the Big Three of issuing ratings they knew were bogus
Formula E—a 10-city, 10-team racing circuit for open-wheel electric cars—will begin next September in Beijing
A poll commissioned by business lobbies says the Affordable Care Act is creating a part-time workforce
Got 60 seconds? Listen to Bloomberg Radio anchor John Tucker’s daily report on small business and entrepreneurship
What analysts as diverse as Goethe, Milton Friedman, and Robert Barro taught still rings true
The so-called third arrow of Abenomics hits a wall as the government backs away from structural reform, infuriating Rakuten Chairman Hiroshi Mikitani
