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The Irish government will accept a motion to be proposed by the opposition Tuesday calling on parliament to recognize Palestine as a state, echoing similar recent symbolic decisions in other European Union countries.

Takata is getting heat from lawmakers, lawyers and now Honda itself over its handling of the air bag recall crisis.

The U.S. dollar hit a seven-year high against the Japanese yen on Monday. Why would a stronger dollar be bad for the U.S. economy?

The U.S. luxury sector is quietly booming as wealthy shoppers cash in on stock market highs.

In Q3 2014, the U.S. installed 1,354 megawatts of solar photovoltaics, and installations are expected to jump even higher in coming quarters.

CIA offices were told to “think big” when asking headquarters for money.

The electric car manufacturer's share price had fallen for eight consecutive days at Tuesday's opening.

If you want to stay with a mobile network, it should be on your terms.

Renault, Europe’s third-largest car company, hopes to grab market share in India with a slate of cars priced under $5,000.

The Dow dropped more than 200 points in morning trading Tuesday after oil prices continued to hover around five-year lows.

In a Monday interview, the president said the benefits of the controversial project must be weighed against its effect on global warming.

The teen apparel retailer's shares rose in early trading following the announcement. Jeffries has been blamed for falling sales and profits.

Cancun, Dubai and Macao also rank among the most expensive Airbnb cities.

London has seen a recent of a wave of high-profile real estate sales to Gulf investors. New Scotland Yard is just the latest.

Humira had sales of $3.26 billion in the quarter ended September, accounting for 65 percent of AbbVie's total revenue.

The latest incident comes after three Qantas flights were forced to land due to technical issues on Monday.

After spending $19 billion on 40 acquisitions since 2008, Valeant is regrouping after failing last month to acquire Botox-maker Allergan.

Honda earlier added about 2.6 million cars in the United States when it expanded nationwide a recall of driver-side air bag inflators.

Hagel is the first U.S. secretary of defense to visit Iraq since President Barack Obama ordered American troops out of the country in 2011.

Russian President Vladimir Putin visits New Delhi amid his country's growing closeness with Pakistan, which has irked India.

Chevron is partnering with Norway's Statoil to explore three prospects off the lightly explored south-east coast of the North Island.

Customers seeking to save money in a sluggish economy have turned away from the market leader to discounters such as Aldi and Lidl.

Uber's cab service was banned in New Delhi after a woman claimed that she was raped on Friday by a driver contracted by the company.

Brent crude for January delivery hit an intraday low of $65.33 on Tuesday, its lowest since September 2009.

The ruling was one of the most complicated appeals decisions ever handled by the 19-year-old trade watchdog.

The plane was registered to an adjunct professor of epidemiology at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.

Abenomics, a three-pronged effort to expand Japan’s economy through monetary, fiscal and structural policies, hasn't been effective.

The Dow and S&P 500 dropped Monday as the energy sector tumbled after Morgan Stanley slashed its forecast for Brent crude.

A lawsuit filed on Monday seeks more than $190 million in taxes, penalties and interest, according to a U.S. attorney in Manhattan.