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The consumer review website’s quarterly earnings missed Wall Street forecasts, while its current-quarter outlook also missed estimates.

The oil giant on Thursday reported quarterly profits of $4.9 billion, down from $9.1 billion in the same period last year.

Fatalities are high in the oil and gas sector, but it remains exempt from major federal health and safety regulations.

But what scientists are less sure of is whether those extra decades of life will also result in a higher quality of life.

The $629,000 fine comes soon after China pledged a nationwide cleanup of its polluted water supplies.

Shell said it has sold $2 billion worth of assets so far this year as part of its drive to keep only its most profitable assets.

Markets are now focusing on the central bank's semi-annual report on the economic and price outlook, due later on Thursday.

The United States has said that there are no guarantees that a deal will be secured by a June 30 deadline.

GM on Thursday will announce a multibillion-dollar, multiyear investment in several U.S. manufacturing plants in a move to boost production and vehicle quality, a person familiar with the matter said.

David Blaine surprised demonstrators with a free performance on the streets of Baltimore Wednesday.

The central bank kept interest rates at historic lows after the U.S. economy grew slower than expected in the first quarter.

"It would take something quite spectacular to convince Fed officials to raise rates in June."

The American Lung Associations said in a report air pollution is rising in California's industrial cities due to warmer, drier weather.

Under the proposal, companies will present a comparison between the company's performance and executive compensation.

The automaker has recalled nearly 930,000 vehicles since Friday and 1.32 million since the start of the year.

Camden Yards was built to drive economic growth at Baltimore's Inner Harbor area, but Wednesday afternoon it was completely empty.

Farmers and drug firms teamed up to push for lax rules on animal antibiotics, but that alliance hurts the fight against drug-resistant bacteria.

Investors hope the Federal Reserve will give further clues as to when the central bank will lift interest rates.

The i3 isn’t that practical, certainly not affordable, and it’s not as fun as traditional compacts. But it looks like nothing else on the road.

With viewership declines at almost all of its cable networks, Viacom Inc. is expected to report lackluster Q2 earnings.

The Florida clean-energy company says it's on track to add hundreds of megawatts in new solar and wind energy projects in the coming months.

One of the country’s largest sellers of hardwood flooring says it’s facing more than 100 class-action lawsuits.

The U.S. economy grew slower than expected in the first three months of 2015, due to harsh winter weather, a strong dollar and a slowdown in shipping.

Cheaper imports may also push domestic manufacturers to improve their quality, and reduce pressure on Hong Kong.

Reports said the 24 crew members were mainly from Eastern Europe and Asia, and that there no Americans on board.

Navinder Singh Sarao traded from his parents' modest home in west London.

Barclays pulled out of a settlement between U.S. and British authorities and six rival banks in November.

One of the images on Slator’s phone showed an African child dancing, alongside a caption that read, "It's Friday N*****."

The central bank says its decision on when to raise rates will be data-dependent.