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As Microsoft and Sony gear up for another face-off, one analyst says this may be the "final battle" in the console wars.

Brent and U.S. crude oil fell in choppy trading, weighed on by a stronger dollar and recent data showing rising OPEC oil production.

Americans are more comfortable taking on debt, with auto buyers borrowing a record amount in the first quarter with the average monthly high of $474.

Spotify is among a host of subscription music services that have come under fire from artists and labels in recent times over royalty payments.

The downgrade of California's oil reserves raises questions about the sustainability of the U.S. boom.

The Philippines has grabbed headlines with its stellar economic expansion, but there's a grim side lurking in the growth story.

Wireless Internet access in the sky is taking off, promising better connections for travelers and a bonanza for companies that sell the systems.

The link between oil prices and solar energy stocks has broken down, and that may be a good thing for renewable firms.

Trends suggest soaring U.S. energy production may overtake automobile manufacturing as an economic powerhouse.

The Department of Energy on Tuesday granted conditional approval to a Cameron Parish, Louisiana, terminal to export liquefied natural gas.

The brutally cold winter has lit a fire under natural gas prices, testing assumptions that shale can provide inexpensive energy for decades to come.

India's Aam Aadmi Party has stunned the nation with its meteoric rise, raising millions via online donations and garnering support of corporate executives in the country.

On a day marked by superstition, analysts share their worst fears with CNBC.

The manufacturing renaissance may have an invisible hand guiding it along: the energy sector.

The new PlayStation and Xbox are highly sought after this Christmas. But these devices don't come cheap, for the consumer or the manufacturer.

After selling several versions of its PlayStation 3 at a loss, Sony appears to be on a more profitable path with its latest gaming console.

Apple has signed a $578 million deal with U.S. manufacturer GT Advanced Technologies to become its producer of sapphire substrate, or sapphire glass.