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Rumblings about Shake Shack’s proposed initial public offering are getting louder up and down Wall Street.

Mexico hopes a new $9.2 billion airport will become Latin America's biggest travel hub. But the plans are opening up old wounds.

The high prices of Legos, seen as a mark of quality, don't deter consumers from buying the beloved construction toys.

Major energy companies in the storm-hit state said that tens of thousands of its customers have been left without electricity.

Prime Minister Tony Abbott said Saturday that a memorial for the missing MH370 victims is being planned on Australia's west coast.

Authorities said that the search effort for the wreckage of the small U.S. private plane which crashed off the coast of Jamaica is underway.

BP's technology chief told Bloomberg Television that the Thursday ruling won't hamper its investment in deepwater drilling.

Nevada says it will get $100 billion from a $1.25 billion Tesla tax incentive package, but hasn't yet explained how.

The Chinese e-commerce giant set the estimated price range of its shares at $60 to $66; ticker will be BABA.

And with many black women in service or government jobs, they are especially vulnerable to the sluggish U.S. economy.

The number of Americans who have exited the labor force is at a historic low.

Starbucks is launching two new store formats in the U.S. starting this December.

The two F-15 fighters called off their pursuit as the plane entered Cuban airspace. The plane did not respond to attempts at communication.

The Samsung Gear VR likely won't be on the top of consumers' Christmas lists.

Everything you need to know about the economic recovery in one chart - and it's not good news.

Pressured to remove a fundraiser for Officer Darren Wilson, GoFundMe played the neutral card. It was a convenient excuse.

NYC-based jewelry company American Pearl uses 3D printing technology to create customizable jewelry.

New Labor Department jobs data illustrates the employment gap across educational levels.

The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has offered Professor Steven Salaita a settlement for withdrawing a job offer after he tweeted anti-Israel opinions.

Nebraska lawyers are challenging a February ruling that invalidated the Keystone XL's proposed 300-mile route through the state.

Unemployment dipped but that was largely due to Americans leaving the labor force, a troubling sign for the state of the economy.

Though she didn't offer specifics, the prospective presidential candidate called on businesses and politicians to confront climate change.

Ford’s Chinese venture is calling back over 190,000 Focus cars. It recalled about 161,000 in 2012 for the same problem.

But despite a hiring slowdown, the U.S. jobs report published Friday by the Labor Department did show solid employment gains in August.

Russia's largest arms manufacturer, which increased production five-fold this year, is now on a U.S. sanctions list.

Samsung was desperate to garner buzz for its products before Apple unwraps its latest gizmos at an event on Sept. 9, an analyst said.

The updates will include notifications when someone tries to access user accounts, and enhanced verification procedures.

U.S. authorities shut down Silk Road last year, though a new version bearing the same name was launched soon thereafter.

The Competition Commissioner is preparing to decide whether to wrap up the case or hand it over to his successor when his mandate ends, after spending three years examining whether Google squeezes out rival services in online search results.