Ford’s Valencia plant has become the U.S. car maker’s biggest in Europe. The car sector accounted for 8.7% of Spain’s gross domestic product last
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Virtual Reality’s Promise Lies In Business, Not Gamers
Microsoft’s Joe Belfiore, left, smiles as he tries on a HoloLens device with colleagues.
Are Top CEOs Worth Their Eye-Popping Pay? New Report Says No.
In a decade-long analysis, a research firm has found that the companies run by the highest-paid CEOs are the worst performers.
Sony Just Schooled Nintendo On The Value Of Gaming
For all the hoopla stirred up by “Pokemon Go,” it’s Sony’s tried-and-true lineup of hardware and games that generates the cash.
Verizon Announces $4.8 Billion Dollar Deal For Yahoo’s Internet Business
The chief executive of Yahoo said she is looking forward to working on the company’s integration with Verizon and AOL. If she is terminated,
Europe Stock Up Ahead Of Central Bank Moves
Energy shares drag on the S&P 500, while Chevron, Exxon are among the biggest decliners on the Dow
With Pokémon Go, Nintendo Seeks To Salvage Lost Opportunity
A Pokémon character on a street in London during a game of Pokémon Go. The augmented-reality game came about because Nintendo has gone years
VW Vows To Compensate Dealers For Tainted Diesels
Dealers say the TDI Settlement Program affects the nearly 500,000 tainted diesels on the road and another 12,000 vehicles that dealers are unable to
ExxonMobil Launches Bidding War For InterOil In PNG Gas Push
The logo of Exxon Mobil Corp. is shown on a monitor above the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Dec. 30, 2015.
The refugee who fled civil war and became a multi-millionaire
Daniele Henkel decided she had to flee Algeria because she felt her children were no longer safe.