Rockwell Collins Posts Flat Profit, CEO to Retire
Rockwell Collins Inc, a supplier of aircraft parts and systems, posted flat quarterly profit on Friday as sales fell on defense weakness.
Rescuers Still Searching for Victims of Fertilizer Plant Blast
A massive explosion at a fertilizer plant near Waco, Texas, killed an unknown number and leveled surrounding buildings, according to reports from the area.
P&G taking longer to pay suppliers, offers financing
Procter & Gamble Co is increasing the time it takes to pay for supplies and offering financing to help mitigate the impact a longer payment cycle could have on small and midsize businesses, the household products maker told suppliers earlier this month.
Procter & Gamble plans to extend supplier bill payment cycle: WSJ
Procter & Gamble Co plans to increase the time it takes to pay its suppliers by as much as 30 days, which could free up to $2 billion in cash, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
China conditionally approves Glencore-Xstrata merger
China's Ministry of Commerce on Tuesday conditionally approved commodities trader Glencore's multi-billion dollar acquisition of miner Xstrata Plc .
Exclusive: Thermo Fisher nears $12 billion Life Tech deal - sources
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc is close to buying genetic testing equipment maker Life Technologies Corp for more than $12 billion, two people familiar with the matter said on Sunday.
KPMG also resigns as Skechers auditor, company says
Footwear maker Skechers USA Inc is the second company from which KPMG has resigned as auditor following insider trading in its stock by a senior partner of the accounting firm.
Carrefour eyes plan for Brazil, China growth: FT
Carrefour expects to have a plan in place by 2014 to expand in Brazil and China, its second- and fifth-biggest markets by sales, the Financial Times quoted the French retailer's chief executive as saying.
ThyssenKrupp deems Steel Americas bids low, wants talks: paper
German steelmaker ThyssenKrupp was surprised by the low value of bids for its Cia Siderurgica do Atlantico mill in Brazil and is seeking talks with bidders to raise the offer prices, the Agencia Estado news agency reported Saturday.
Chile says copper shipments uninterrupted by strike
Codelco, the world's No.
Chile says copper shipments uninterrupted by strike
Codelco, the world's No.
BofA markets chief was bank's highest paid executive in '12
Bank of America Corp's co-chief operating officer, Tom Montag, was once again the bank's highest paid executive in 2012, making $14.
Sanofi investors may sue as a class: Judge
A U.S. judge certified on Wednesday a class of investors who have filed a lawsuit accusing Sanofi of misleading them about the status of regulatory approval for a failed anti-obesity pill.
ThyssenKrupp plans $1.3 billion-plus share sale: report
Germany's ThyssenKrupp plans to raise over 1 billion euros ($1.
Resuming Boeing 787 flights in weeks is best-case scenario: ANA
Boeing Co's goal to have its grounded 787 Dreamliner jets back in the air within weeks is a best-case scenario and too uncertain for the aircraft's biggest customer to plan the plane's operational return to service.
Idemitsu, Mitsui to build U.S. petchem plant: Nikkei
Japanese oil refiner Idemitsu Kosan and trading house Mitsui & Co plan to build a petrochemical plant in the United States at a cost of up to 100 billion yen ($1.
Bombardier to pay 460 million Swiss francs to Swiss railways - paper
Canada's Bombardier will have to pay at least 460 million Swiss francs ($490.
Carmakers think outside the box as electric dreams shatter
Carmakers are going back to the drawing board in the hunt for fuel-saving technologies as hopes that electric vehicles will be the silver bullet for CO2 emissions look increasingly forlorn.
Towels, spicy carrots at front of latest consumer products push
With the economic recovery struggling to take hold, household goods companies are betting consumers will pay for the latest versions of paper products, shampoo and baby carrots -- wrapped in the safety of proven brand names.
KKR to acquire Gardner Denver for $3.74 billion
Private equity firm KKR & Co LP will buy industrial machinery maker Gardner Denver Inc for $3.