James B Stewart

The author examines modern business realities through three new business books

The fate of such controlling shares in cases of divorce is, or should be, of intense interest to investors

Should the bank precipitate a crisis, it's not clear how it would be resolved. It's a European bank, so the Fed's powers would be limited

G is also for genericisation

GE's decision to get out of banking reflects the difficult environment facing financial services companies

Volatility could become the new normal in 2015, and we are likely to get a lot more of it than we have become used to

A declaration of his sexuality by the influential Apple CEO Tim Cook will strike a blow for gay rights

The Jack Ma-founded giant, which raised $21.8 billion in its stock sale, instantly became one of the biggest publicly traded technology companies in the world

At the Bonhams Quail Lodge auction, nine Ferrari models set records, as did a Rolls-Royce once owned by Elvis Presley

The Federal Reserve has said it expects to raise interest rates in 2015 for the first time since the financial crisis

Antitrust experts said a merger of 21st Century Fox and Time Warner posed far more serious regulatory issues than Comcast's acquisition of NBCUniversal

Since Facebook's bumpy initial offering, it has been involved in 47 technology public offerings with a total value of $23.4 bn

Jobs seems never to have read, or may have chosen to ignore, the first paragraph of the Sherman Antitrust Act