corporations

Could the jobs recovery actually be taking a step back? These nine corporations recently announced layoffs in the thousands.

How can it be that you owe more to Uncle Sam than General Electric does? See which major corporations get tax rates that are below yours.

Governments, Corporations, Individuals Provide Hundreds of Millions of Dollars for Haiti Relief and Recovery Efforts
The response to the disaster has been swift, with the White House pledging an initial $100 million for relief and recovery efforts, the World Bank committing $100 million, and a number of corporations giving millions of dollars more....

Is anybody out there hiring? Seriously. I'm not looking for a job but I'd like to know if any major corporations are actually looking to boost their headcount anytime soon.

Do I hear crickets?

The report from LBG Research Institute found that more than 84 percent of corporations said they are encouraging more employee volunteerism to offset a decline in cash giving....

As high-end travelers and corporations cut back, there is an abundance of deals for those with cash to burn, especially just after New Year’s.

A critical factor in your organization's success is your ability to hire-and keep-good people. But in order to tackle the toughest recruiting assignments and keep your company running smoothly with great hires who are there for the long haul, you need to...

Huge corporations like The Carlyle Group and Blackstone got into the private equity business when credit was easy and cheap.

But now that the credit market is drying up, will the private equity game go with it? Stacey Vanek-Smith finds out.

The Fed soon starts lending directly to corporations, plus it's pledged unlimited dollars to foreign central banks.

So, just how much is this gonna cost and where's the Fed getting the money? Steve Henn finds out.

Corporations are subject to some of the same economic stresses as the rest of us -- especially companies that sell food.

Kraft and Kellogg reported lower profits today. But they did better than anybody was expecting. Alisa Roth reports.