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As China struggles to feed a growing and increasingly urban population, pollution threatens its ability to expand agricultural production.

The president of China visited a branch of a Chinese restaurant chain -- and an unrelated restaurant group saw its fortunes rise as a result.

The Federal Aviation Administration has announced six operators as it looks to allow drones in U.S. airspace by 2015.

Some gold-selling startups have leaned toward accepting bitcoins in payment for gold.

If TMZ says Anne Hathaway got a BMW i3 before anyone else can get it, it must be true. Right?

China's total government debt amounted to approximately 53 percent of GDP. By comparison, the U.S. has a debt-to-GDP ratio of 73 percent.

The world’s fifth-largest automaker says it's had the same best-selling vehicle in the U.S. for 32 years.

Three top financial priorities in 2014 for the globe-trotting wealthy are seemingly at odds with one another.

After the Concorde was retired in 2003, few people thought anything would take its place.

Raptor Consumer Partners is betting on Hollywood-style rebranding to launch consumer product businesses.

Monte dei Paschi has been cornered into considering alternate plans to ensure its survival.

After a terrific week, when stocks on the three main indexes rose more than 1 percent, stocks look set for a subdued opening.

Italy's business climate index improved moderately in December, while producer prices continued to drop.

AT&T was the first to offer the original Galaxy Note in the US, and it could do the same with the Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 as well.

If the Galaxy S5 gets the Exynos 6 processor, the Exynos S could make its way to the next-generation Galaxy Note.

Saudi Arabia will give Lebanon billions of dollars to buy French weapons, reflecting changing geopolitical considerations in the Middle East.

The incident closely followed Sunday's blast triggered by a suicide bomber in a Volgograd train station, which killed 17.

Details of troubled partnership remain unclear.

Exact cause of problem still a mystery.

After years of air-borne drone use, the U.S. military is taking things under the sea with new underwater drones.

Target confirms that encrypted PIN data also hacked.

Traditional English craft beer is in fashion once again. So why is the classic English pub in danger of disappearing?

If the Keystone XL pipeline is not approved, will crude oil have another way to get to the U.S. Gulf Coast?

Informal gold mining is rapidly surpassing cocaine trafficking as the most lucrative business in Latin America.

Toyota was the biggest recaller of the year, while Volkswagen and General Motors faced problems in China.

After a terrible year amid a slowing mining sector, what will Caterpillar do in 2014 to rebound?

Find out how the biggest corruption scandal in Turkey is affecting U.S. foreign policy.

The poorest countries in the world, especially in Africa, lose the most to corruption as a percentage of GDP.

High-level execs face up to 20 years in prison.