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By Nathaniel Popper and Walter Hamilton, Los Angeles Times
A resounding guilty verdict in the insider-trading trial of a high-flying hedge fund magnate represents the biggest victory against Wall Street...
By David Undercoffler, Los Angeles Times
Saying it became a chore to drive a particular car probably wouldn't catch your attention. Telling you that car was the 2011 Bentley Continental GT...
By Tom Petruno, Los Angeles Times
Energy prices led a renewed plunge in commodities Wednesday after government data showed accumulating stockpiles of crude oil and gasoline — and...
By Alejandro Lazo, Los Angeles Times
Increased scrutiny of how lenders foreclose on Americans has dragged the repossession process out to unprecedented lengths, driving down the pace at...
By Nathan Olivarez-Giles, Los Angeles Times
Indianapolis bankruptcy attorney Mark S. Zuckerberg might not consider Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg to be a friend.
By Jessica Guynn, Los Angeles Times
Google Inc. launched an ambitious challenge to rivals Apple Inc. and Microsoft Corp. with laptops loaded with its Chrome operating system, a long-...
By Andrea Chang, Los Angeles Times
Buoyed by robust sales including a major boost online, department store giant Macy's Inc. reported solid first-quarter results, including a surge in...
By Joe Flint, Los Angeles Times
Cable giant Comcast Corp. has hired Federal Communications Commissioner Meredith Attwell Baker as senior vice president of government affairs for...
Reuters
Cisco Systems Inc. warned Wednesday of another weak quarter as it struggles to revive growth, wiping out a short-lived stock price rally after its...
Associated Press
U.S. companies in March sold the most goods and services overseas in nearly two decades. But a big jump in oil prices pushed America's trade deficit...
Associated Press
Toyota Motor Corp.'s quarterly profit crumpled more than 75% after the March earthquake and tsunami wiped out parts suppliers in northeastern Japan,...
Associated Press
Global insurance company American International Group Inc. and the U.S. government are offering to sell a total of 300 million AIG shares to the...
Associated Press
Tumbling demand for commodities and a drop in the euro led to a broad stock sell-off Wednesday that pulled the Dow Jones industrial average down 130...
By Joe Flint, Los Angeles Times
The nation's most popular television show — "American Idol" — will be owned by private equity.
By Alana Semuels, Los Angeles Times
David Rubio stands high on a hill looking over the desert, where hundreds of white wind turbines spin in the dry air.
By David Sarno, Los Angeles Times
It could be the most expensive call Microsoft Corp. has ever made.
By Michael Hiltzik
Brand-name drug companies and their generic rivals spend so much time and money attacking each other — in court, in Congress, and everywhere...
By Alex Pham, Los Angeles Times
Despite first-quarter sales that beat Wall Street's expectations, Warner Music Group got slapped with a downgrade from Fitch Ratings, an influential...
By Dawn C. Chmielewski
The box-office bomb that was "Mars Needs Moms" left collateral damage on Walt Disney Studios' bottom line, causing the film group's performance to lag...
By David Pierson, Los Angeles Times
China reported an unexpectedly large trade surplus in April, highlighting tension with the U.S. over the value of China's currency as the two...
By Roger Vincent, Los Angeles Times
The Vue, a prominent San Pedro residential tower completed during the last real estate boom, has been acquired by San Francisco investors for $80.1...
By Alex Pham and Jessica Guynn, Los Angeles Times
Google Inc. is proceeding with plans for a digital music service despite not having secured licensing agreements with record labels or music...
By Nathan Olivarez-Giles, Los Angeles Times
President Obama, who has been called the texter-in-chief, will soon have the ability to send any cellphone in the U.S. a text message warning of...
By Shan Li, Los Angeles Times
About 7.5 million active Facebook users are skirting the company's age policy by lying about their age, saying they are 13 or older. Among those...
By Richard Verrier, Los Angeles Times
Credit Barbra Streisand and comedian Seth Rogen for helping spur a long-overdue boost in local film activity.