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Big changes lie ahead for the Mexican state-owned oil company. Is it ready to confront them?

Despite adequate U.S. suppliers, the government has allowed Lockheed Martin to use internationally-made parts for the high-tech military jet.

2013 has been an incredible year for transport.

The year in U.S. auto sales was a bang, but December was a whimper. Shall we blame the weather?

Colorado shops estimate high revenues for their first day of sales. Many out-of-state visitors came to sample the state's recently legal green fare.

What technologies can we expect to see at the 2014 Consumer Electronics Show?

In the reformist spirit embraced by Raúl Castro, Cuba will loosen its grip on the vehicle market.

But HSBC economists predict that rate spikes won't hurt growth in 2014.

Rosie Pate allegedly got angry and hit her granddaughter after she wouldn't buy her beer. Then she allegedly enlisted the help of 911.

The world's largest mobile carrier is rolling out iPhones with its new 4G network, but won't be seeing a payoff immediately.

High interest costs and low earnings growth will pressure profit margins into 2014, said a top Indian research firm.

Apple has flatly denied that it had any involvement in Project DROPOUTJEEP, but how true is the claim?

The CPSC recalled Walmart's 5-piece Mainstays card table this week following reports of customer finger amputations among other bodily injuries.

The poorest country in South America wants nuclear power, but its neighbors are going in the exact opposite direction.

The strategy bets on stocks that performed badly in 2013, assuming they can reverse recent underperformance.

Brewpub owner Jeff Britton got a cease-and-desist letter from Starbucks asking him to rename one of his beers.

GM, Ford and Chrysler had a lackluster December, but performed well in 2013.

Q4 earnings season kicks off next week, with Alcoa Inc. (NYSE: AA) announcing its earnings results on Jan. 9. Here's a list of what to watch for.

Economists say the main bright spots in 2014 for Vietnam will continue to be export-oriented firms.

Now that Fiat controls all of Chrysler, it can streamline administrative operations, but little will change from a car buyer’s perspective.

Consumer prices in Spain and Italy rose in December, but the rate of growth remains much below the desired 2 percent target.

The rally stumbled on the first trading day of the New Year. Is this a mere blip or a sign of things to come?

Facebook is accused of intercepting private messages to profile user behavior and profiting from sharing the data with marketers.

The challenge of sourcing GMO-free raw material in the U.S. is said to be a major obstacle to introducing GMO-free food varieties.

The slight slowdown mirrors a December manufacturing-growth dip.

The Mattel-owned doll-maker said it is committed to diversity, but it stopped short of committing to a doll with a disability.

Prego recalls 300 bottles of pasta sauce due to spoilage, no illnesses reported after FDA releases press release

Wells Fargo analyst Maynard Um told Street Insider that there are three major concerns about Apple.

In barely 12 months, Brazil's Eike Batista went from billionaire to failure. In 2014, his fortunes may mirror those of the biggest economy in South America.