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Josh Hardy, who is suffering with an infection he contracted from cancer treatments, will be given free medication.

The “Daily Show” host has long ridiculed Arby’s, but the company says it enjoys the conversation sparked by Stewart’s ribbing.

How, in the age of advanced tracking technology, can a giant Boeing 777 simply disappear, for four days now?

Using thousands of miles of satellite imagery, DigitalGlobe Inc. has launched a new crowdsourcing campaign to help locate the aircraft.

A 76-year-old labor law says disabled people can be paid less than non-disabled people in some circumstances.

If external financial support falters, the first signs of strain are likely to emerge in the banking sector.

China's ODI has grown leaps, and could overtake the amount of foreign direct investment (FDI) it attracts this year.

Chevron held its annual analyst meeting on Tuesday. Here are some highlights.

China's banking sector is ripe for a shake-up, as a number of private companies have been granted permission to set up private-funded banks.

The 2015 budget has forced the Air Force to cut heavily from the Air National Guard, which will see predator drones cut from fleet.

Up to half of China’s warehoused copper may be used in informal financing deals as collateral.

The survey shows strong demand for solar power, and if that endures the increase in solar deployment would continue.

The International Toy Fair isn’t open to the public, but that doesn’t mean you can’t see the cool stuff inside. Here are some of our favorites.

President Barack Obama appeared on Zach Galifianakis' "Between Two Ferns" to promote Healthcare.gov and its fast-approaching March 31 deadline.

Indian pharmaceutical companies account for half of the warning letters issued by the FDA across the world.

A congressional committee said it would investigate the automaker's response to a defect that first came to light a decade ago.

Malaysia's military now believes it has tracked the missing jetliner on radar after the last radio contact was made.

Some banks like HSBC are trying to trim their retail-brokerage arms as competition is heating up in an already tough market.

Tuesday seems set for a slow start amid a lack of fresh economic data and a tapering off of the earnings season.

While there was a decline in production growth on a monthly basis, data showed that year-on-year growth had picked up pace.

Could online investment platform growth chip away at state-controlled banks’ effective monopoly over China’s vast pool of savings?

Tax evasion is a major problem for the cash-strapped Burmese government.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and a Moroccan business organization have signed a memorandum to make their economic connection stronger.

Further, while quarterly GDP growth was in line with expectations, annual GDP slipped more than expected.

UK's Vodafone, which received approval to buy out its Indian arm in February, is also involved in a $1.36 billion tax dispute in India.

The BoJ cited developments in emerging markets and the pace of recovery in the U.S. and EU economies as potential risks to its outlook.

The numbers are impressive, but aren't necessarily indicative of how much Colorado will yield in the long run.

Even amid increased U.S. vehicle efficiency in the postmodern era, oil remains the lifeblood of the U.S. economy.

General Motors Co. is only 4 years old. So who's responsible for the ignition issues dating back to 2004?