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Higher domestic demand and a growth in exports helped the Southeast Asian nation beat GDP expectations in the third quarter.

Could the Yellen effect overflow into Friday’s trading session? Futures suggest it could.

Although Samsung’s share was flat during the period, it extended its lead over Apple whose pricing strategy for its new handsets was questioned.

Myanmar could have 100 trillion cubic feet of natural gas reserves offshore, but it needs foreign companies to help it exploit its resources.

An SEC filing also shows the Warren Buffett-run holding company cut its stake in ConocoPhillips in the September quarter.

Former and current officials reveal the agency is collecting bulk data under Patriot Act authority.

How effective is behavioral profiling as a security measure at the airport? Depends on whom you ask.

Passengers on Southwest Airlines Flight 3426 experienced a terrifying nosedive as their plane descended into Raleigh-Durham International Airport.

Peer-to-peer lending might be the solution to the problem of banks not lending to small businesses and consumers.

The latest U.S. data on highway fatalities is out showing that drunk driving is in.

Patents from global pharmaceutical companies, which seek to block generic drug copying, have drawn special attention in recent years.

When you calculate the cost of college after need and merit aid, which private colleges have the best value?

A Chinese man who "had an empty stomach every day growing up" is now making his childhood dreams come true.

Recent rail accidents involving petroleum products in North America have left many in the rail industry to question federal safety regulations.

Amazon and USPS remain mum on how much the giant online retailer is paying the post office to deliver its packages.

Whether the Airbus A380 superjumbo can ever get airborne financially may depend on a decision that will be -- or has been -- made in Dubai.

The Renault Zoe highlights why consumers shouldn’t have DRM software in their vehicles.

Plum Organics customers have responded with claims of illness this week following the company's voluntary recall.

Mexico boasts the oldest wine-growing region in the Americas, but it's facing a big challenge from developers.

China is importing more rice than ever, but the Chinese still refuse to resort to genetically modified grains.

The man in charge of Tesla’s powertrain operations recently made $1.6 million exercising 21 percent of his stock options.

Lockheed Martin workers in at least five states will soon find themselves out of work as the military and aerospace giant deals with declining sales.

They hope the robot can be modified to perform other tasks like checking soil quality and water troughs.

President Xi Jinping also offered belated condolences to the victims of the disaster.

Bailey Choice Pet Treats expanded their dog treat recall this week after two lots of their pet food products tested positive for Salmonella.

Scratch Ireland from membership in Europe's infamous "PIIGS," an acronym for five economies that had to be bailed out. The Emerald Isle shines again.

Federal Reserve Vice Chair Janet Yellen passed her first Capitol Hill test and pointed toward a 2014 stimulus reduction.

J.P. Morgan Chase canceled a public outreach on Twitter after it unleashed a flood of negative responses.

After 500 U.K. shipbuilding years, the industry has suffered another blow as nearly 1,800 jobs are cut, perhaps signalling the industry's end.