Heavy equipment maker released an updated version of its strategic plan Tuesday that calls for the firm to focus on its customers' needs.

Defense contractor landed $142 million contract to make Persistent Threat Detection Systems, tethered balloons with surveillance gear aimed at detecting roadside bombs.

Swiss power grid supplier has agreed to buy Britain's Chloride Group for $1.25 billion, potentially setting up a bidding war with rejected suitor Emerson Electric.

Weaver Popcorn?s chief operating officer Will Weaver traveled to China to sign the deal to provide popcorn to Chinese movie theater company Stellar Cinema.

New report from the Institute of Medicine and the National Research Council says the FDA is stretched thin and needs to reorganize to better keep the nation's food safe.

General Motors said it should wind up with about 5,000 dealers in July after keeping 900 dealerships that the automaker had originally planned to cut loose.

Manufacturing job gains in Midwest helped lower nation's economic stress in April to lowest point in five months, according to The Associated Press' monthly analysis.

Company said its Chinese joint venture will build hydrogen production facility for PetroChina that can produce over 90 million standard cubic feet of hydrogen per day.

Number of jobs advertised at the end of April rose to 3.1 million from 2.8 million in March -- the most openings since December 2008.