BUSINESS

The discoveries of illegal, lavish rooftop structures in China don't stop.

Thailand offers a 30 billion baht subsidy to help offset a plunge in rubber prices.

Turkey and Azerbaijan pipeline can give Turkish local companies $8 billion in investment just from the construction of the Trans-Anatolian Gas Pipeline.

Mozambique is getting $400 million in unpaid taxes - and a new power plant - from Italy's Eni, one of the world's major oil and gas players.

WinCo Foods, an Idaho-based discount grocer, is being held up as a more ethical competitor to Wal-Mart, but labor unions are not a fan of either.

With two of Japan's nuclear reactors down for servicing, the nation is looking for LNG that is readily available.

The telecom giant pledged on Friday to bring Myanmar affordable and widespread services by next year.

Iceland is casting a chill over the euro zone's economic warm-up.

Even as the earnings season wanes, several leading retailers will post quarterly results next week.

China is punishing Norway for awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to dissident Liu Xiaobo by rejecting its salmon.

Danish conglomerate Moeller-Maersk shipping line registered a big second-quarter profit.

However, August's decline comes on the heels of the highest reading for the closely watched index in about six years.

BallBall will be a mobile and web-based company for watching soccer highlights in Indonesia, Japan and Vietnam.

The high-performance upcoming version of BMW’s best-selling sedan was spotted at the Pebble Beach Tour d’Élégance.

Future demand for gold will be dominated by eastern markets and big importers like India and China, according to the World Gold Council.

India's economy is struggling as overseas investors withdraw billions from the country over fears about the rupee's strength.

U.S. housing starts and building permits rose less than expected in July as rising mortgage rates hit the housing market.

A board advised against using Xalkori, a lung cancer treatment, in the British National Health Service.

Leader says rich countries failed to help oil-dependent Ecuador offset losses incurred by foregoing drilling in the region.

Stocks could recover from Thursday's fall ahead of housing starts data, a consumer sentiment report and the nonfarm productivity report.

One in four U.S. residents feel that the money and effort spent to enforce marijuana laws just isn’t worth it.

Seven months after unveiling the prototype, Cambodia's first electric car is still not on the road.

This is the first time a major television programmer has plunged into Internet-based pay TV, which could disrupt traditional models.

NSA spying revelations trigger distrust in China over U.S. companies dominating Chinese computer networks.

Paramount has once again pushed back the 2014 release date of the upcoming "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" movie.

The SpaceX Grasshopper, a new reusable rocket from the private spaceflight contractor, has set another milestone after launching vertically and then flying sideways for several hundred feet.

Ford says it's dropping its estimated fuel economy for the C-Max Hybrid from 47 miles per gallon to 43 mpg.

Three Time Warner Cable subscribers have filed a class action lawsuit against the cable provider as a result of the company's blackout of CBS-owned stations.

Western companies are feeling the heat from the turmoil in Egypt as government forces kill hundreds.