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GM Has a Plan to Prevent Another Recall Debacle

By Nolan Feeney

Coca-Cola Profits Dip as Americans Drink Less Pop

By Denver Nicks

Amazon Will Pay You $5,000 to Quit Your Job

By Martha C. White

Your New Sony Laptop May Catch Fire

By David Stout
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'Don't Show Up to Davos in a Hoodie'

IBM has been, in many ways, the Teflon tech company. At a time when big Silicon Valley firms like Apple, Google, Yahoo and others have been under fire for everything from tax avoidance, to offshoring,...

By Rana Foroohar

Icahn Ends His Potentially Bloody War Against eBay

Carl Icahn is again ending a fight against a tech giant without getting everything he wanted. The activist investor has reached a truce with eBay that will end Icahn’s very public demands that the auction...

By Victor Luckerson

Fed Watchdog Settles Bank of America Credit Score

Bank of America is paying $772 million in refunds and fines to settle accusations that it illegally deceived 2.9 million customers into purchasing additional credit card services between 2000 and 2012

By Nolan Feeney

Mozilla's Culture War Is a Bad Model for Business

The decision to remove Mozilla CEO Brandon Eich is not good for anyone on any side of the culture war

By Penny Nance

Uber Will Launch Courier Service in New York on Tuesday

Delivering packages by bike and on foot, UberRush will serve as an "Uber for things," according to general manager Josh Mohrer.

By Maya Rhodan

Zuck Made a Killing on Facebook Stock Last Year

The co-founder and CEO of the social network brought in $3.3 billion by exercising stock options in 2013, a year after he made $2.3 billion from selling shares. The company's stock has been on the rise over the last year thanks to stronger mobile ad sales

By Dan Hirschhorn

O.K., Glass: Make Me Look Good

Google is getting a little help to make its computer headset a bit more stylish, thanks to Italian eyewear designer Luxottica, which owns popular brands as Ray-Ban and Oakley. The goal? To combine "high-end technology with avant-garde design"

By Maya Rhodan

Apple and Comcast Eye Streaming Partnership

Two giants are considering teaming up at a time when net neutrality rules are in doubt

By TIME Staff

Microsoft Admits Search of Blogger's Emails

The tech giant admits it searched a blogger's emails during an internal investigation into a former employee who was accused of leaking company secrets, saying in this case it “took extraordinary actions"

By Maya Rhodan

U.S. Companies Are Worried About China

Slower growth in China, a challenging regulatory environment and rising labor costs are making some firms nervous about the world's second-largest economy, according to a new Chamber of Commerce survey

By Sam Frizell

Airbnb Wants to Be More Like a Luxury Hotel

The home- and apartment-sharing service is looking to provide comprehensive travel services for all parts of customers' trips. The company says it's planning to tackle everything from car service to room cleaning

By Laura Stampler

Seattle Rideshares Face Strict New Limits

The new regulations cap the number of drivers services like Lyft and UberX can have on the road at any given time to 150

By Maya Rhodan

Jack Daniel's Takes a Shot to Protect Tennessee Brand

Distilleries in Tennessee want to change a year-old law that states "Tennessee Whiskey" must be made a certain way—nearly identical to how Jack Daniel's does it, including special charred oak barrels—to earn the title

By Charlotte Alter

Uber Backs Up Drivers With Expanded Insurance

The ride-sharing service will now insure drivers in-between rides, in response to fierce criticism it faced after a driver who was in between fares struck and killed a young girl in San Francisco on New Year's Eve

By Maya Rhodan

Feds Probe Alleged Herbalife Pyramid Scheme

The inquiry into the nutritional supplements company comes amid accusations and a lobbying effort led by billionaire Bill Ackman. Ackman placed a $1 billion short on the company last December and has been urging lawmakers to investigate the firm

By Maya Rhodan

Boeing Cuts Pension Plans for Nonunion Workers

Cost-cutting move will affect about 68,000 employees

By Alex Rogers
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