Hyundai

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Hyundai: Company's 2015 Profits Drop 15 Percent to 5-Year Low

Hyundai announced Tuesday that its net profit for 2015 was $5.4 billion, partly due to a sales drop in the Chinese market. Shares in the carmaker fell by just over one percent following the news.

Ratan Tata

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Ratan Tata: Businessman Comments on Government's Role in India at Student Conference

''If India is to shine now and in future, people must have the freedom to decide and governments can be in the business of monitoring, instead of telling people what to do," he said at SRM University.

Bajaj Auto

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Bajaj Auto: Company to Build Motorcycles Using Metal From Decommissioned Aircraft Carrier

Bajaj released a video Tuesday teasing its new "V" range of motorcycles, set for release Feb. 1, adding that they incorporate metal from the INS Vikrant, India's first aircraft carrier.

Sharad Pawar

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Sharad Pawar: National Congress Party President to Be Discharged From Hospital by Thursday

Pawar was hospitalized Sunday following a reaction to his medication and will be released from the hospital by Thursday, NCP Maharashtra unit President Sunil Tatkare said.

McDonald's

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McDonald's: Fast-Food Chain Attributes High Quarter Earnings to All-Day Breakfast Menu

McDonald's reported a 5.7 percent increase in U.S. store revenue for their fourth quarter. CEO Steve Easterbrook said the all-day breakfast menu, which was added in October, and warm weather helpe

iPhone

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iPhone: Apple May Release New Smartphone Model to Replace 5S, Report Says

Mark Gurman of 9to5Mac reported Friday that the 4-inch "iPhone 5se" would replace the iPhone 5s, with features 

NASA

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NASA: Agency Releases Satellite Images of Snowstorm From Space

NASA released images Friday and Saturday, which show the storm spanning from New England to Florida. Astronaut Scott Kelly also shared images on Twitter from the International Space Station.