Infosys Delays Entry-Level Hiring

India's Infosys said the process of completing the hiring of entry-level employees who have already been offered jobs is likely to be delayed by three months.

'Rock of Ages' Hits Sour Note

New releases featuring Tom Cruise and Adam Sandler lost out to older titles at the box office this past weekend, with "Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted" claiming the top spot for the second weekend in a row.

Small Banks Hang Up 'For Sale' Sign

A growing number of tiny community banks are deciding it's time to sell, frustrated by costly, new regulations and limited growth prospects.

Online Tracking Jumps

Online tracking on 50 of the most-visited websites has risen sharply since 2010, driven in part by the rise of online-advertising auctions, according to a new study.

Burger King Unveils Venture in China

Burger King formed a joint venture to open 1,000 restaurants in China in five to seven years, as the fast-food chain looks to gain ground in growth markets.

Calm Market, Rough Trading

Trading volumes have plummeted, driving some markets to a near standstill. The quiet can make the crisis appear worse, transforming political outcomes in Spain and Greece into a potential storm for investors.

Bolloré Set to Join Vivendi Board

French businessman Vincent Bolloré intends to accept a seat on Vivendi's board in the fall, at a time when the company is discussing the future of itsdisparate collection of media and telecommunications assets.

Hyundai Heavy Wins Orders for Oil, Gas Rigs

Hyundai Heavy Industries, the world's largest shipbuilder, said it has won three orders valued at a combined $600 million to build oil and gas rigs.

Bolloré Set to Join Vivendi Board

French businessman Vincent Bolloré intends to accept a seat on Vivendi's board in the fall, at a time when the company is discussing the future of itsdisparate collection of media and telecommunications assets.

'Oversubscribed' Is a Weak IPO Signal

Investment bankers for years have bragged about how many times their IPOs are oversubscribed, but in the current rough market environment, that measure of investor demand is attracting more scrutiny.

Greek Vote Unlikely to Halt Treasury Demand

No matter what happens in Greece after Sunday's elections, U.S. Treasurys are likely to enjoy strong demand as investors continue to look for safety amid Europe's other problems.

OPEC Hamstrung by Events Beyond Its Control

The euro-zone debt crisis and looming sanctions against Iran have hindered OPEC's ability to influence the oil market.

Big Banks Benefit From Plan to Aid Struggling Homeowners

A government program that helps struggling homeowners take advantage of low interest rates to cut monthly mortgage payments is providing an unexpected revenue boost to large banks such as Wells Fargo & Co. and J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.

Banking Rules Likely to Ease

International regulators, concerned about the European crisis, are poised to ease a core element of the Basel banking rules designed to safeguard the financial system.

How Much Is Nokia Worth?

Nokia's latest profit warning and massive layoffs are raising an important question in the stock market: Just how much is the cellphone company's business really worth?

'Madagascar 3' Keeps Top Spot

New releases featuring Tom Cruise and Adam Sandler lost out to older titles at the box office this past weekend, with "Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted" claiming the top spot for the second weekend in a row.

Dose of Reality Hits Revenue Forecasts

Just like the children in Garrison Keillor's fictional Lake Wobegon, who all "are above average," polling thousands of analysts about the prospects for companies they cover usually produces numbers that don't quite add up.

A Fund Manager's Home Cooking

Experts say the manager's personal dealings raise questions about what information investors are entitled to and how closely the fund industry monitors its employees.

Insider Case Lands Big Catch

Former Goldman director Rajat Gupta was convicted on three counts of securities fraud and one count of conspiracy for passing along confidential boardroom information.

As Nokia Teeters, What's It Worth?

Nokia's latest profit warning and massive layoffs are raising an important question in the stock market: Just how much is the cellphone company's business really worth?