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The German auto giant built a $771-million plant in march 2009. Since then it has averaged 189 cars a day.

A couple settled with an energy company after claiming to be harmed by the companies fracking near their home.

The Keystone pipeline would focus on Canada-to-Gulf of Mexico transport - only a portion of the U.S. oil transportation system.

The drugstore chain's profits totaled $1.12 billion in Q2, up from $955 million a year ago.

The project, which was just inaugurated in July, is criticized for benefiting China at the expense of Myanmar.

The new interactive app includes serious data-driven information for investors alongside general information for those new to the precious metal.

Lacking the water that's needed to extract its own shale gas, India looks to import more liquid natural gas from the U.S.

GM is reportedly investing in expanding its Chevrolet retail presence in the capital of the war-ravaged country.

The luxury retailer chose underwriters for its upcoming IPO.

All of Europe's big banks have set aside large provisions to deal with ongoing legal issues and fines.

The unexpected narrowing suggests that second quarter gross domestic product growth was significantly stronger than 1.7%.

Analysts say American stock exchanges are looking more attractive to Chinese tech firms.

The latest stat is another sign of recovery in an economy that is clawing back from an 8-quarter-long recession.

Large French bank Crédit Agricole SA beat market predictions and posted encouraging results.

Time Warner Inc. will report Q2 earnings Wednesday that will reflect CNN's ratings rebound a busy summer movie season.

Reading China's July economic tea leaves.

At issue is whether the economic recovery under Abenomics is strong enough to get past the effects of a consumption tax increase.

Flat stock futures on Tuesday morning indicate markets could stay in a tight range ahead of trade data and more corporate earnings.

JetBlue is adding lie-flat seats and private suites to lure a demographic that’s been largely absent from its fleet: business travelers.

Debra Berman, J.C. Penney's new marketing chief, is coming over after years at Kraft Foods.

Technological innovations have helped squeeze more miles out of a gallon of gasoline. Consumers are also more MPG-conscious.

21.6 million U.S. young adults were living in their parents’ homes in 2012, according to a new Pew Research Center report.

The rate cut is aimed at helping the country reduce its dependence on mining, as growth slows in key markets like China.

Apple’s iPad suffered a major drop in global market share in the second quarter, while Android-powered tablets saw huge growth.

Japan's nuclear watchdog says radioactive water leaking out of crippled Fukushima plant cannot be contained by Tepco alone.

Apple announces a program to allow customers to exchange their non-Apple power adapters for company-made ones.

In a bid to clear misconceptions over foreign drugmakers' patent setbacks, the Indian government says Roche is to blame for its patent rejection.

NASA has created a visual map of all of the 1,397 potentially hazardous asteroids surrounding the Earth.

GOP's Reince Priebus demands CNN and NBC cancel plans for Hillary Clinton specials or lose their rights to air 2016 primary debates.