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Walmart is adopting a more surgical approach than the "bull in a China shop" mentality it has taken in the past, one analyst said.

Toeing the line on Taiwan is just one of the demands they face.

John Malone is selling a big chunk of his cable and broadband empire to UK telecoms operator Vodafone for close to $13 billion.

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Billions of dollars of jet sales to Iran could be lost with new Iranian, but that won't be a big blow to Boeing.

SeaWorld reported stronger sales and a jump in visitors during the first quarter. But the company is still dealing with the backlash to the 'Blackfish' documentary. Animal rights group PETA says SeaWorld must end all its animal shows.

Snap Inc. hired Tim Stone, a 20-year veteran of Amazon, to help turn the company around.

One in five Americans say they are likely to buy a plug-in electric car the next time they buy a new vehicle.

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A top Bank of America executive pledged in April that the bank wouldn't "finance military-style firearms for civilian use," but the bank is still lending $43 million to gunmaker Remington Outdoor Company.

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Despite tough talk from the White House, airlines and other major American brands are eager to keep on Beijing's good side.

Sexual harassment in the workplace is illegal, but there is no federal law that requires victims, confidants or witnesses to report it. But supervisors are another story.