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Canada Border Wall: Americans Want More Security To Block Immigrants

Forty-one percent of Americans in a recent survey say they want a wall on the northern border, as the Republican candidate once proposed.

Volkswagen Emissions Scandal: What Is A ‘Defeat Device,’ How Does It Work, And Why Can’t You See It?

The emissions-rigging scandal that led to the resignation of the automaker's CEO was based on software, not a device.

Volkswagen Scandal: Who Is Matthias Müller? Porsche AG Executive Expected To Replace Martin Winterkorn

A flurry of top-level firings is likely at VW following the company’s admission it cheated on U.S. emissions tests.

How To Buy iPhone 6S Without Waiting In Apple Store Lines

Some carriers will even hand-deliver Apple's smartphone to customers.

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Volkswagen Scandal Update: Spanish Subsidiary Seat's Cars May Contain Altered Diesel Engines

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency claims Volkswagen has been cheating on emissions testing by deploying software that could sense when the car was being tested and thus lower the car's emissions.

Volkswagen Admits To Falsifying European Emissions Tests; Firings To Begin Soon

The company has been rocked by the news that up to 11 million cars worldwide may have been installed with software that covertly altered the results of emissions tests.

Pope Visit 2015: The Economic Impact Of A Papal Visit

Costly changes in transportation and sanitation schedules and security measures offset financial benefits, making it tough to gauge the true cost.

Norwegian Krone Tumbles To 13-Year Low After Central Bank Slashes Interest Rate

Oslo's Norges Bank slashed its deposit rate by 25 basis points, citing a fall in investments triggered by a decline in oil prices.

Europe Markets Volatile As Asian Bourses End Mixed Day Of Trade

In Japan, the Nikkei 225 ended the day 2.8 percent in the red, with shares of car manufactures falling steeply as a delayed reaction to the Volkswagen emissions scandal.

VW Recall Letters In April Warned Of An Emissions Glitch: Report

The U.S. Justice Department has launched a criminal probe and at least 25 proposed class actions on behalf of consumers have already been filed in seven states.

Xi Jinping Tells US CEOs China Will Lift Restrictions On Foreign Investment, Protect Intellectual Property

The Chinese president said his country would lift restrictions on foreign investment, as Boeing announced plans for an aircraft finishing center in China, its first outside the U.S.

Asia Subdued Amid Lingering Global Growth Woes, Euro Steady

Worries that an eventual tightening in U.S. monetary policy and slower growth in China could knock the global economy have scared off investors, particularly those invested in stocks and commodities.

Volkswagen Diesel Emissions: Will CEO's $32M Pension Be Honored After He Resigned Amid Environmental Scandal?

Martin Winterkorn, who was ranked the second-highest-paid chief executive in Europe prior to his resignation, may still receive pension payments worth millions.

Wal-Mart Presses Suppliers To Share Benefits Of Cheaper Yuan

With almost $500 billion in annual sales and a globally diversified supply chain, Wal-Mart holds tremendous sway over its vendors.

Angry Volkswagen Owners Form Twitter Lynch Mob With #BuyBackMyTDI, #VWGate, And #VWCares, While VW Remains Silent

Being accused of flouting environmental regulations and then lying about it isn't great for business, it turns out.

Volkswagen Diesel Scandal: Will US Justice Department File Criminal Charges Against Company Executives?

Just days before the Volkswagen scandal exploded, prosecutors in the U.S. announced a mandate to go after allegedly transgressive executives, as well as companies.

Wall Street Ends Lower As Factory Data Fuel Growth Worries

Data showed U.S. manufacturing growth stayed at a two-year low in September, while Chinese factory activity shrank, underscoring worries about demand.

Volkswagen Scandal 2015: VW Not The First Automaker To Adopt 'Defeat Devices' And Override Emissions Controls

Other automakers besides Volkswagen Group have been accused of using faulty pollution controls to get around air-quality laws.

Refugees, Feuds And Fake NGOs: Volunteers Doing Humanitarian Work International Aid Organizations Aren’t

Refugees are landing by the thousands on the Greek island, and local volunteers are saving scores from certain death.

Eid Al-Adha 2015: NYC Muslim Students Celebrate Victory As Public Schools Observe Religious Holiday For The First Time

On Thursday, New York City public schools will close to mark Eid al-Adha -- and many Muslim families are hailing the decision.

What Will The Apple Car Look Like? Jony Ive's Taste For Bentleys And Aston Martins Could Influence Design

Jony Ive oversees all aspects of design at Apple, and with the company set to launch its own car, what does that mean for what it will look like?

NCAA Cracks Down On Daily Fantasy Sports, Gambling, Even As Pro Leagues, Media Partners Embrace Them

College athletics administrators are cracking down on daily fantasy sports and gambling references, even though they've boosted their bottom line.

Jeep Popemobile: Pope Francis' Fleet Of Wranglers Are Cool, But They're No Match For The 'Beast' [VIDEO]

Pope Benedict rode in a Mercedes, but not long after Francis' election he criticized spending on fancy cars.

Walmart Workers Still Unsatisfied, 7 Months After Widely Celebrated Pay Raise

The retail giant says its million-plus workers don't want $15 an hour or 40-hour weeks. The truth is more complicated.

Pandora Royalties Hit $1.5 Billion Milestone As Streaming Radio Payouts Accelerate

It took the streaming radio service, which has more than 80 million active users, nearly nine years to pay out its first billion.

Russia Unemployment Soars Under Putin Amid Sanctions, Falling Oil Prices: 4.1 Million Out Of Work

Amid international sanctions, dropping oil prices, a conflict in Ukraine and deepening involvement in Syria's ongoing civil war, joblessness in Russia is soaring.