A former Oregon gubernatorial candidate pleaded guilty to a Ponzi scheme by promising investors the ability to invest in Facebook prior to its IPO.

Apple saw its stock price dip below $400 on Monday, and analysts are weighing in about what the iPhone maker needs to do next.

Toyota's CEO does everything investors could ask for: delivers huge growth, voluntarily takes pay cuts, and always gets paid the least of his peers.

Apple's most recent appeal was turned down by the Intellectual Property High Court in Tokyo, ruling in favor of Samsung.

Pfizer will have to take the hit for one of its subsidiaries that hasn't operated since 1992.

BlackBerry's new Secure Work Space will run through its already popular BlackBerry Enterprise Service, but the company still needs strong sales of its Z10 and Q10 phones.

Will Apple choose to do business with Intel rather than continue to buy its microprocessor chips from Samsung?

While every other app is rushing to get on Google Glass, Instagram is waiting patiently for its user base to grow.

Why casinos are slumping across Asia and the effect its having on Wynn, MGM, Melco, and Las Vegas Sands.

The responses to Google's self-imposed remedies are trickling in, and the outlook isn't too bright.

Companies everywhere in the diamond business are struggling to sell off assets. Why is that?

Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grummon get Air Force contract extensions while Boeing is stuck trying to remedy the 787 issue.

Coca-Cola will receive prestigious advertising awards in the coming days, but can it smooth over accusations that its product causes obesity?

The Federal Trade Commission will investigate to determine whether the Waze purchase will significantly hamper competition in the maps market.

Another United Airlines flight has been grounded thanks to a 787 malfunction.

The Renewable Fuels Standard may be repealed by Congress, which British Petroleum is actually trying to prevent from happening.

It recently came to light that Microsoft considered a jump into the e-commerce market, showing renewed resolve in expanding to different markets.

More analysts are believing in Facebook's ability to monetize video ads.

Ex-Enron CEO Jeff Skilling saw his prison sentence reduced by 10 years on Friday, allowing for his $41 million in assets to be divided up among the Enron victims.

CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg talks about why Netflix is the perfect medium for his companies foray into television.

Differing opinions exist as to the safety of oil investments in Nigeria.

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of American Express, stating that merchants wanting to file a class action lawsuit must instead sue one-by-one.

Despite being rebuffed by officials in Spain, AT&T is still on the hunt to purchase a significant stake in a foreign company.

After seeing the cost of refining its reserves quadruple on certain projects, Petrobas is seeking foreign help.

Oracle CEO Larry Ellison let slip some upcoming partnerships at an earnings call on Thursday.

Toyota has seen Ford and General Motors surge ahead in the American market. Can a new factory in Alabama help it rebound?

Cisco, which didn't have a dividen until 18 months ago, has already increased it three times amid investor encouragement.

Microsoft listened to fans and nixed their policies requiring an Internet connection to play games, even offline.

Replacing their CEO is just one of a host of issues surrounding Lululemon's expansion plans.

The European Commission's approval should mean more access to lucrative Heathrow Airport for Delta.