Sarkozy battles for political survival as Socialist rival Hollande leads in first round of French elections
Citigroup Global Market analyst Susan Anderson discusses why Hanesbrands will lead the market in lingerie and underwear as they focus on everyday basics aimed at mass market retailers
Pundits claimed it wouldn't happen, but the GOP is embracing its presumptive nominee
The Russian search engine helps CERN hunt for elusive particles
April 23 (Bloomberg) -- On today's "Dividend Hunt" Josh Lipton reports on dividend changes for IBM, Exxon Mobil, Johnson & Johnson, Costco and Northrop Grumman. He speaks on Bloomberg Television's "In The Loop." (Source: Bloomberg)
The MIT graduate's startup, Ubiquitous Energy, embeds solar technology into everyday objects
The 2012 Rolls Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe is the biggest and heaviest convertible, and sells for $500,000 on average
Offered in Shanghai next year, the graduate degree is part of Dean Peter Henry's strategy to transform Stern into a global B-school
Regulators have till next year to figure out myriad details as to how the JOBS Act will work
For as long as there has been commerce, there has been espionage. The methods for spying on competitors have changed over time, but the desire to uncover a rival’s secrets has not. Here’s a sample of some notable cases of corporate espionage. Photographer: Getty Images
