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Even with a Chinese economic slowdown, China's total power demand is expected to hit a remarkable level in 2035.

The transaction is expected have a negative impact on the group’s operating income in the fourth quarter.

Data on industrial production from around Europe painted a mixed picture about the health of the region's economy.

China's annual Central Economic Work Conference, Dec. 10-12, typically includes a lengthy fiscal/monetary policy statement.

Stocks are expected to hold course even as talk of a Fed taper heats up ahead of next week's FOMC meet.

Uruguay has suggested to Bolivia the construction of a waterway from the eastern border, crossing Paraguay.

The massive unused airport at Ciudad Real has become a larger-than-life symbol of Spain’s real-estate bubble.

Regulators around the world should use a common language and standard procedures to address nuclear disasters, an independent investigator said.

Smartphones running the new Snapdragon 410 processors will be available for about $150 or less.

The move would result in an average 11-basis-point increase in guarantee fees, and help private players.

But the country's industrial production and urban investments missed forecasts.

Contrary to what researchers previously believed, bed bugs can survive freezing temperatures, meaning that exposure to subzero conditions won’t work for eliminating them from our bedrooms.

American Airlines Group Inc., General Motors Company and Abercrombie & Fitch Co. were among stock movers after the bell on Monday.

The U.S. Treasury said Monday it sold the remaining shares of General Motors. Here’s how much it cost taxpayers.

The debate between environmental groups and energy companies over Keystone is intensifying, especially as a decision approaches.

Leaders of Africa's biggest copper producer are ordering China’s Nonferrous Mining Corporation to halt production over environmental and worker concerns.

After four months of controversy, Mexico's state-owned oil company will start receiving private investment for the first time in 75 years.

And for the first time, more than 60 percent of all Fortune 500 companies included both sexual orientation and gender identity protections in their company policy.

Silver prices have fallen over 30 percent since January, but investors have migrated modestly to the metal after an equally bad year for gold.

New York City’s annual Santacon pub crawl is Saturday, Dec. 14, and you’ll want to put your best Santa foot or reindeer hoof forward. Here’s our roundup of some of the best deals on Santa costumes in New York City.

New research indicates there is less dust in the early universe than had been believed, which could lead to changes in current theories on star formation.

On the heels of Friday's stronger-than-expected November jobs report, is the Fed focusing on economic data or U.S. market data?

More than two decades after Iraqi forces destroyed part of the Kuwaiti Airways fleet, the airline has signed a $4.4 billion deal with Airbus for major overhaul.

China has taken another step in liberalizing its financial sector by loosening its grip on interest rates.

In 2014, the South African economy is projected to be one of the slowest in sub-Saharan Africa -- an otherwise fast-growing region.

The two food companies lauded the synergy benefits they would receive thanks to the deal.

The move, in addition to lowering public spending, could save many sharks, a third of whose species are endangered.

Thumbs up for Honda’s cheap, workhorse motorbike in what could be the first motor-vehicle review by an Islamic extremist.

Hint: it's a day on which retailers offer competitive deals and special sales to shoppers.