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J.C. Penney Company, Inc., Talisman Energy Inc. and Alcoa Inc. are the stocks to watch on Tuesday.

Republicans demanding that Democrats cave on funding the health care law ignore the fact that Democrats already compromised on spending.

Delta Air Lines shares have more than doubled this year, and some analysts see more upside potential.

Three flavors of Turkey Hill ice cream have been recalled for possible metal shavings contamination.

As China shuns coal, a major pollutant, Myanmar and other ASEAN economies are becoming increasingly reliant on the cheap energy source.

Despite the instability in North Africa, Italian energy giant Eni SpA has a huge stake in oil and gas production there and plans to stay the course.

The British-based luxury carmaker shows us that the world might not want a luxury gas-powered minicar.

Since the government shutdown, food safety personnel and disease detectives aren't working, so a salmonella outbreak in 18 states continues to expand.

Assuming the U.S. avoids a default, the next big challenge will be for the Fed to start paring its monthly bond purchases.

A 4.8-inch screen size will encourage more users to upgrade to the new handset, according to an analyst.

A once-booming industry has been laid low by a slowing economy, rising interest rates and fuel prices.

Dilma Rousseff said Canada violated her country’s sovereignty, after Snowden documents revealed economic espionage.

The Keystone pipeline is being debated on its environmental and economic impacts, but there is another debate that few talk about.

Economists expect the recovery to last until the end of the year, with growth likely to slow in 2014.

The continuing Washington gridlock over the federal budget and the debt ceiling is keeping markets subdued.

A good project on paper, but a failure in practice, La Trinidad illustrates the deep housing problem that exists in Mexico today.

A black market currency flow effort by President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner did not quite work out as she had hoped.

The move may indicate an end of monetary tightening as inflation is expected to have peaked but rupiah will remain the deciding factor.

Both Germany and France recorded better-than-expected trade balance reports for August 2013.

The sale of millions of iWatches, at $350 a pop, could help Apple pocket almost an extra billion dollars in additional profits.

While Germany and France will be most hit by the decision, the company also plans to create 5,000 new jobs in growth areas worldwide.

China's economy is looking at a modest recovery, but structural reforms are needed to sustain growth, according to HSBC.

Since the 2011 disaster, Fukushima has leaked a cumulative 20 to 40 trillion becquerels of radioactive tritium into the Pacific Ocean.

ATM fees are irritating, so here's a list comparing the highest and lowest with the national average.

The Canadian border is unguarded, cemeteries in Europe are shut and at least one bank is easing overdraft penalties.

British street artist Banksy created his latest New York City piece in the Red Hook area of Brooklyn.

UBS analysts compiled a comprehensive delivery log for the troubled jet, including its deliveries to Japan’s two major airlines.

After being recalled almost a month ago, a recall of nearly 200,000 bottles of infant Motrin for possible contamination of plastic is still in effect. The product is "Concentrated MOTRIN® Infants’ Drops Original Berry Flavor"

The 2015 Cadillac Escalade reveal live stream will begin at 7:30 p.m. EDT on Oct. 7.