Keystone XL Pipeline: Senate Approves Bill To Build Controversial Crude Oil Pipeline
The Senate voted 62-36 to authorize the pipeline, which would bring Canadian oil to the U.S. It now goes to the House.
Hooters Plans Expansion Into Southeast Asia With 30 Restaurants
The "stereotypical American" chain known for chicken wings and hot pants is planning 30 more locations in Southeast Asia.
Recycling And Waste-Reduction: US Food And Beverage Companies Come Up 'Significantly Short'
A new environmental report found that U.S. fast-food, beverage and grocery companies are doing little to deal with the mountain of packaged material waste.
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U.S. stocks rebounded Thursday as tech giants Google and Amazon prepare to unveil quarterly results.
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Royal Dutch Shell Tells Its Investors To Adopt Climate Change Resolution, A First For Major Oil & Gas Companies
The measure would require the Anglo-Dutch oil giant to disclose its exposure to future climate change policies, shareholder activists say.
Alibaba Group Holding Limited (BABA) Stock Price Plunges 10% As Slowdown In Revenue Reveals A 'Huge Red Flag'
Many analysts consider Alibaba to be a barometer for the Chinese economy, which is growing at its slowest pace since 1990.
Keystone Pipeline Vote Results Live Stream: Where To Watch The Senate Tally Online
The Senate is expected to pass the Keystone pipeline bill Thursday, but the president has threatened a veto.
$15.3B In US Reconstruction Aid For Afghanistan Overseen By Agency On The Ground
The U.S. still has $15.3 billion to spend in Afghanistan, and someone’s got to keep an eye on it.
Shell Falls Short After Oil Production Income Collapses
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IPhone 6, 6 Plus Helped Apple Tie With Samsung To Become World’s Largest Smartphone Vendor In Q4
The launch of the iPhone 6 models with larger screen helped Apple strike Samsung in an area the Korean giant had pioneered.
MH370: Jet’s Disappearance Declared 'An Accident,' All Aboard Presumed Dead, Search 'Remains A Priority'
Authorities concluded Flight MH370 crashed in the southern Indian Ocean, and declared the search for the plane "remains a priority."
German Economy Minister Says Greece Should Not Burden Europe With Its Internal Political Debates
The new Greek government said it will renegotiate the terms of the country's multibillion-dollar bailout to the consternation of its creditors.
Boeing 747-8 Selected By Pentagon To Serve As Air Force One
The new model will replace two aging planes that are due to reach the end of their service life in 2017.
Flipkart, Indian Online Retailer, Planning US IPO To Raise $5B: Report
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McDonalds CEO Don Thompson To Step Down Amid Falling Sales, Controversies
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IMF Sets June Deadline For Progress On Governance Reforms
Finance chiefs around the world had previously given the U.S. a Jan. 1 deadline and threatened to move without it if it failed to do so.
Asian Shares Skid As Bullish Fed Take Investors By Surprise
Four voting members from regional Feds at the policy panel are considered less hawkish than last year's rotating members.
North Korea May Be Trying To Restart Its Yongbyon Nuclear Reactor: US Think Tank
The Yongbyon reactor, which can produce plutonium for atomic bombs, is in the early stages of being restarted, according to a U.S. think tank.
AirAsia Flight 8501: Less-Experienced Co-Pilot Was In Control Before Plane Climbed Too Fast, Reports Say
An NTSC investigator said Thursday that the flight data recorders provided a "pretty clear picture" of the last moments of Flight 8501.
Samsung Electronics Co. Beats Forecasts But Earnings Fell In Q4 2014
The manufacturer announced Wednesday that its net profit fell to $4.9 billion, or 5.3 trillion won, from October to December.
After-Hours News: Facebook Inc (FB), Qualcomm Inc (QCOM), McDonald's Corporation (MCD)
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Fitness Magazine Folding As Meredith Corp. Buys Shape, Courting Millennial Women
The Des Moines, Iowa, magazine company said the deal will help it reach more millennial women.
How China's Alibaba Helps Counterfeit Goods Reach US Pirates, Amazon
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Placebo Effect: Pricier “Drugs” May Be More Effective For Patients With Parkinson's Disease
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Dow Jones Industrial Average Drops 100 Points After Fed Statement As Oil Prices Tumble
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Here’s Why High-Risk Subprime Auto Loans Are Growing, But Auto Loan Defaults Aren’t
Higher-risk auto lending hinges on the bet that the working suburban poor need cars more than most.
January 2015 US New-Auto Sales Forecast: Up 13% Compared To Last January, Which Had Harsher Winter Weather
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Federal Reserve System: 3 Things To Watch From FOMC Meeting
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China-Myanmar Crude Oil Pipeline Opens For Test Runs
The world's second-largest economy is trying to diversify its energy imports by getting them from friendly countries.
Fox News Ratings Roar After Dish Network Blackout; Highest Prime-Time Week Of 2015
Unblocked from Dish Network and aided by SOTU, Fox News posted its highest weekly prime-time ratings since mid-November.
India Will Not Pursue Tax Case Against Vodafone
In what could be a positive signal to attract foreign investors, India says it will not pursue a tax-liability case against Vodafone.
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