An internal Ford document shows thousands of workers in every state could be at risk if the auto maker failed, part of its effort to demonstrate the far-reaching tentacles of the industry.

Gift-card sales are expected to fall 5.6% this holiday season, a trade group said, as consumers seek bargains instead.

The SEC filed insider-trading charges against Mark Cuban, saying he dumped his stake in an Internet company upon learning of a share offering.

Steve & Barry's plans to announce later this week it will go out of business despite efforts to turn the apparel chain around.

States are forgoing a total $1 billion annually in tax revenues due to laws allowing retailers to keep a slice of sales taxes that they collect.

Dell, Intel and Cisco are joining an initiative to build a big supercomputer that will serve as an industry testbed.

Yahoo co-founder and CEO Jerry Yang will step down after his replacement is found, following a tumultuous and short tenure.

PepsiCo is shifting its U.S. advertising account for Pepsi and Diet Pepsi to Omnicom's TBWA/Chiat/Day, ending a longtime pact with BBDO.

Nonbelievers have begun a very public campaign to win broad acceptance in mainstream America.

U.S. life insurers are seeking a slice of bailout funds by buying up tiny banks in a move aimed at converting to S&L holding companies.