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The Chevrolet Cruze recall is linked to an accident in which a woman lost an eye.

Chinese workers -- and oil investment -- are in jeopardy in Iraq after ISIS attack.

June lost a weekend to May this year, creating one of those statistical quirks in auto sales numbers.

Detroit city officials are facing off against community groups and the U.N. over controversial water shut-offs.

Samsung has rolled out their new Galaxy Tab 4 line, which contains both seven and eight inch variants. Samsung sent us a seven inch model for review.

The bank was charged by the New York attorney general on Wednesday with fraudulent activities related to the operation of its dark pool.

The drones will not attack ISIS militants, but they will defend security teams if necessary.

The 2014 Renewable Fuel Standard quotas are due this month, seven months behind schedule.

A Chinese philanthropist says that China's poor would use cash handouts to buy food, not drugs. He's right -- but not in the way he thinks.

The EPA's assessment of trichloroethylene is the first of its kind since 1986.

The ReWalk device will help some paraplegics regain mobility.

Five years into the economic recovery, consumer spending has yet to reach prerecession growth rates.

Following the debut of Apple iPhone 5s and iPad at Costco, the rest of the Apple product family has returned.

A leaked list, a test run and a sleepless insider. “It’s just one of those big plays that you have to be involved with if you’re a big player,”

The company will make a modern version of the 757 to fill a void between too small and too big.

Shinzo Abe is putting his government behind Toyota's fuel-cell technology.

China's industrial companies saw their profits grow at the slowest pace this year in May.

The drug should add about $200 million to Ranbaxy's sales and $100 million to its profit after tax during the exclusive sale period.

The jobless rate in the world's third-largest economy fell to its lowest since 1997.

The recall covers cars from the 2013 and 2014 model years that included air bags built by Japan's Takata Corporation.

In June, a gas leak at a steel plant in Northern India claimed the lives of six people.

Australian authorities outlined new theories about MH370 in a 55-page report.

The company is being investigated by all three branches of the federal government.

U.S. West Coast ports are likely to see productivity fall as a six-year labor contract ends on Monday.

Scientists worldwide expect a medium-strength El Niño to occur in the Pacific this year. We explain what that means.

Barclays is under investigation for telling clients its dark pool was safe, but how can you tell?

Alibaba's reported decision to list on the NYSE is another setback for an exchange still struggling to get past Facebook's IPO flop.

Luiz Sanchez, CEO of ttwick, discussed how the New York-based startup aims to be the “Google for social.”

Will more companies begin exporting ultralight oil?