Fiat says no Chrysler IPO in 2013

FLORENCE, Italy — Chrysler won't be offering its stock for sale on the public markets this year. Italian automaker Fiat SpA, Chrysler's majority owner, said in a statement Monday that Chrysler's board has determined an initial public offering is "not...

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Feared Colorado boycott over gun laws is a bust

DENVER — A boycott by hunters opposed to Colorado's new laws meant to curtail gun violence has failed to materialize. The state's primary big game hunting seasons have closed with no trace of the boycott gun-rights advocates had warned about, The Denver...

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BlackBerry shakeup continues as COO, CFO depart

TORONTO — BlackBerry's interim chief executive has shaken up BlackBerry's management team in a move seen as prelude to him taking the top job himself. Chief Operating Officer Kristian Tear and Chief Marketing Officer Frank Boulben, both hired by recently...

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China to invest in Romanian nuclear, wind power

BUCHAREST, Romania — China's prime minister says his country will invest in Romanian nuclear and wind energy production as well as a high-speed railway. Li Keqiang arrived in Romania Monday a day ahead of a summit with leaders from Central and East...

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Wal-Mart Stores CEO steps down; McMillon successor

BENTONVILLE, Ark. — Wal-Mart Stores CEO and President Mike Duke is stepping down from those posts. The world's biggest retailer named Doug McMillon as his successor. The 63-year-old Duke will stay on as chairman. The 47-year-old McMillon's appointments...

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Portugal strikes, legal action bring fiscal risk

LISBON, Portugal — The Portuguese government's woes are piling up as it battles to comply with austerity measures demanded by its 78 billion-euro ($105 billion) bailout. Amid a recent spate of strikes by labor groups and street protests against pay...

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Easing of Iran sanctions could start in December

PARIS — European Union sanctions against Iran could be eased as soon as December, officials said Monday, after a potentially history-shaping deal that gives Tehran six months to increase access to its nuclear sites in exchange for keeping the core components...

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Regulators in China investigating Qualcomm

SAN DIEGO — Qualcomm is being investigated by Chinese regulators for possible violations of the country's anti-monopoly law. The company said Monday that details of the investigation by the National Development and Reform Commission are confidential....

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World stocks rise on Iran deal, Wall St momentum

LONDON — World stocks rose and oil prices fell Monday after world powers and Iran reached a deal on the country's nuclear program and as Wall Street added to its seven weeks of gains. Sunday's deal was the first significant progress in years to curtail...

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Contracts to buy US homes fall for 5th month

WASHINGTON — The number of Americans who signed contracts to buy homes fell in October for the fifth straight month. Higher mortgage rates, price increases and the 16-day partial government shutdown held back sales. The National Association of Realtors...

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