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How all the world's data could fit in a teaspoon

Even though it’s looking increasingly likely that humanity will find a way to wipe itself off the face of the Earth, there’s a chance that our creative output may live on.

Stocks Fluctuate amid Greece Debt Impasse

(Bloomberg) -- U.S. stocks fluctuated, after the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index reached a record last week, as investors weighed the risks of a Greece debt...

Greece May Request 6-Month Bailout Extension

(Bloomberg) -- Greece’s government may request an extension of its loan agreement for six months, according to a person familiar with the matter, a step...

Starbucks launches coffee delivery service

Prices range from $24 for a one-month subscription to $288 for a year-long one.

Exclusive: Chesapeake alleges founder McClendon stole 'trade secrets' to start new firm

Chesapeake Energy Corp filed suit Tuesday alleging that its founder and former chief executive, Aubrey K. McClendon, stole confidential company data during his last months on the job in order to launch his new oil and gas empire.

Salad chain files for bankruptcy protection

Saladworks LLC filed for bankruptcy protection as it seeks "to address pending litigation and facilitate a sale or restructuring transaction."

Ferrero says it's not for sale, cooling Nestle merger rumors

Speculation that the company might be more open to mergers and acquisitions returned after Michele Ferrero, who was Italy’s richest person, died on Feb. 14 after months of illness. Ferrero avoided acquisitions, while newspapers including Il Sole 24 Ore said his sons saw a merger as an opportunity.

The real battle Apple is waging in autos

Many are overlooking the big battle that's already taking shape in the auto industry: Who will win drivers' time behind the wheel?