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FAA issued new pilot training standards Wednesday thanks to a tireless campaign from the Families of Continental Flight 3407.

As part of their new Yelp Platform, the food review site is enabling users to order delivery and takeout directly through the site.

The most populous nation in the world is now GM's most high-volume market.

According to new research conducted by two Dutch scientists, Neanderthals had language and speech capabilities much like modern day humans.

However, only accredited investors –- those worth more than $1 million or who earn more than $200,000 annually -- can buy securities.

The June 18-19 minutes showed that about half the participants wanted to bring asset purchases to a close late this year.

U.S. stocks were little changed on Wednesday, ahead of the release of the latest minutes from the Federal Reserve's June FOMC meeting.

Investors will eye the Fed’s minutes for any clues as to when the central bank will begin to scale back its $85 billion-per-month quantitative easing program.

A trio of economic reports point to soft but positive signs in coming months.

May wholesale stock declined 0.5 percent from April, the steepest drop in 20 months.

Legislator said exports of liquid natural gas from the United States to India will help create jobs in the U.S.

Jewelers agree to the ban to help India reduce its record high current account deficit, following a period of gold buying frenzy resulting from gold prices plummeting globally.

The announcement has sparked opposition from Labor politicians and the union representing postal workers.

There were 3.8 million job openings in the U.S. in May 2013, and almost half of them were in a service-related sector.

The U.S. District judge's decision is a victory for the government and also for states, which are now entitled to injunctive relief.

OPEC's latest monthly forecast shows growing demand for oil but shrinking demand for its own product.

The call for a strike is the latest reaction to austerity demanded by Greece’s international lenders.

Foxconn has reportedly started hiring workers at its Zhengzhou plant, suggesting that mass production of Apple’s iPhone 5S has begun.

However, the EC’s proposal to establish a single authority for EU banks is opposed by Germany.

Household sentiment includes consumers' attitudes toward livelihood, income, jobs and willingness to buy durable goods.

India hopes to ease U.S. concerns about protectionist policies and to draw U.S. corporate investment, as the rupee slides against the dollar.

The bank reviewed 1,000 of its lawsuits against credit card defaulters and found 9 percent of them contained mistakes.

Energy experts say Gazprom will have a hard time making a big dent in the global LNG market.

The world's third-largest producer is projected to deliver more than 12 million 60-kg bags of coffee this year, a sharp increase.

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 will feature a full HD display with a screen resolution of 1080×1920, reveal the company’s own UAProf listings.

Investors will evaluate U.S. Fed Minutes and Chairman Bernanke's speech for tapering time-table clues.

Chinese environment minister bluntly admitted that his department is one of the world’s worst, blaming a complex bureaucracy for its woes.

IMF cut its global growth forecast citing anemic recovery in the US and EU, adding that if the Fed ended QE, it could hurt emerging markets.

Hidden code in the iOS 7's Beta 3 suggests that the camera in the upcoming Apple iPhone 5S may record videos at 120FPS to create slow-motion clips.