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The gap between Tesla's generally accepted accounting numbers and its "adjusted" figures is growing.

The bull market in farm machinery that began seven years ago is coming to a halt, but Deere's margin is strong.

With many free trade agreements and easy rules for opening business, this country is the go-to destination in Latin America for entrepreneurs.

If punctuality is important to you, you may want to avoid these airlines.

While economic outlook improved in Germany and the euro zone, readings showed a not-so-bright economic situation in the present.

Quarterly earnings from retail majors and Ben Bernanke’s speech after market hours should sway investor sentiment.

Spiraling prices of onions and food grains ensure India's central bank governor is walking a thin monetary policy line.

The deal is the latest among a series of similar deals by American oil companies to channel funds back home.

Resellers are also experiencing high return rates, prompting Samsung to question what went wrong with the wearable-tech product.

The CDC recommended the vaccination after seven people on campus were diagnosed with meningococcal disease since March.

The retailer could be formally charged for threatening workers against protesting if it does not reach a settlement with the panel.

The News Corp chief showed his clout by gathering dozens of CEOs and President Barack Obama for a two-day conference.

The record-setting deal with the government is likely to be announced Tuesday.

The Dubai Airshow has the shiniest and newest aircraft on display, which comes in handy for airlines whose fleets are growing a bit gray.

Ford says using Coca Cola's recipe for plastic bottles will reduce PET consumption for components like head rests and seat cushions.

Planes are generating money, but not more than two other sources.

It has been five years since the Keystone XL was first proposed, and we will soon learn its fate.

One of Peyton Manning's Papa John's pizza joints was robbed while he was playing football.

Following luxury goods and high-end restaurants, China's seasonal crab industry is taking a hit from the austerity plan.

Remittances to Latin America is returning to pre-crisis levels, with the notable exception of the biggest recipient.

At the record-breaking event, the Airbus A380, several jet fighters, and aerobatics teams finally got a chance to impress.

A completely optioned-out 80 kWh Performance Model S costs $126,000 in the U.S. and $176,000 in Europe. Blame the Euro-VAT.

Australians looking to buy their first home are being priced out by property investors.

Washington offers low-interest loans to buyers of U.S. aerospace companies, but only if they are non-U.S. airlines.

Wal-Mart's labor practices are again under scrutiny after an Ohio store launched a food drive so some workers could afford a Thanksgiving dinner.

A map at fiatleak.co shows how much money is being changed into Bitcoin, and which countries are investing

Butterball, which supplies 20 percent of turkey (one billion pounds) in the U.S., said there is a national shortage of its name brand large fresh turkey. Supermarkets will see a 50 percent decrease on shelves nationwide for Thanksgiving.

The largest Bitcoin exchange by trading volume is now a very popular market in China.

Facebook, Google, and Microsoft have all paid attention to the energy consumption and sources for their massive data centers.