Europe’s largest electronics company is redefining itself as a global lighting king by hawking energy-efficient LED bulbs

Many cities are constructing new mass transit systems to cope with overcrowding and high energy costs. But some are just hoping to gain some big-city glamour

For the first time in the prestigious national math and science contest’s nine-year history, girls were awarded both grand prizes

After paying huge fines in Germany for bribery, the multinational faces even stiffer penalties in the U.S.

Fiscal fourth-quarter profits, excluding extraordinaries, sent the stock soaring, but the new CEO says the bar must be set higher

Largely unknown Taiwan contract manufacturers are trying to reposition themselves as consumer brands

The telecom-equipment sector has lost billions of dollars of market value as consolidation fails to offset a pullback in carrier spending

Reports that the world’s largest telco might take business to rival Ericsson hurt recently merged Alcatel-Lucent’s share prices

The nine-month-old telecom equipment joint venture is losing money. Scandal-plagued Siemens may bail out of its half

The EU’s renewable power sector, led by wind, is growing, and those who build wind farms are having trouble keeping up with demand