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Two and a half years after she capsized off Italy’s Isola del Giglio, the Costa Concordia will finally be hauled off and sold for scraps.

Japan on Wednesday approved a new policy to step up the country's investment in coal-fired power plants built in developing countries.

The incident happened after TransAsia Airways Flight GE222 plane was forced to make an emergency landing at a village in Penghu, Taiwan.

Thousands of current and former retail workers say Apple ignored California law regarding timely work breaks.

The TV sports a curved OLED screen with Ultra HD resolution, and was announced at the CES Las Vegas earlier this year.

Shanghai police questioned five Shanghai Husi employees, including the firm's top official and its quality control manager.

In a letter to the German bank, the New York Federal Reserve asked for wide-ranging systemic reforms in its regulatory-reporting infrastructure.

Here's what you need to know about Listeria, as fear spreads in the wake of a recall of fruit that may have been contaminated.

McDonald's, Yum Brands and other global brands pulled products from their outlets after Shanghai Husi supplied expired meat in China and Japan.

Chrysler says it is unaware of any injuries that have resulted from ignition switch or shock/strut problems.

A USDA proposal called the “Modernization of Poultry Slaughter Inspection” rule may lead to an increase in salmonella, some experts say.

Apple Inc. shares were flat Tuesday after the iPhone maker reported third-quarter earnings of $1.28 a share on revenue of $37.4 billion.

Apple reported tepid third-quarter earnings, largely held back by poor sales of its iPad.

The $13 billion Israeli tourism industry was set to have a record year in 2014, but conflict has caused travel to dry up.

U.S. officials said evidence suggests MH17 was downed by pro-Russian separatists, and that Putin's attempt to blame Ukraine was "not plausible."

The company is often seen as a bellwether for the video game sector.

Apple Inc.'s earnings were worse than expected in Q3, due to poor iPhone and iPad sales.

Shares of the world's largest software company, which hit 14-year highs this week, were flat in after-hours trading.

Bill Ackman labels Herbalife a Ponzi/Pyamid scheme, but investors don't seem to care.

Food prices have been on the rise from extreme weather this spring.

The sanctions will include asset freezes and travel bans on high-ranking officials.

The world's second-largest economy is expanding credit faster than production.

Energy isn't the only weak point for Europe in dealing with Russia.

FX’s decision to re-cast season 2 of "Fargo" leaves season 1 stars seeking new opportunities.

Cash-strapped cities like Detroit, as well as states, are slashing pension benefits to subsidize sports tycoons.

There were 298 passengers on Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, but only 282 bodies been recovered at the crash site.

The Wawona Packing Co. and the FDA have issued a voluntary fruit recall following the discovery of a potential listeria contamination.

President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday Russia would try to ensure Ukrainian separatists cooperate with an investigation into the downing of a Malaysian airliner, but said the West must do more to persuade Kiev to end hostilities.

Documents filed with the U.S. Copyright Office reveal Aereo's surprisingly low subscriber numbers.