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MH370: Interim Report Finds Battery On Underwater Locator Beacon Had Expired

Issued on the first anniversary of Flight 370's disappearance, the report has some new information, but offers little insight into its fate.

MH370: Malaysia Marks First Anniversary Of Disappearance Of Kuala Lumpur-Beijing Flight

The country's prime minister offers prayers for the missing passengers, and pledges to continue searching for the aircraft.

Train Carrying Crude Oil Derails, Explodes In Ontario

A train carrying crude oil came off its track in northern Ontario and exploded Saturday.

Jeb Bush Endorses Phase-Out Of Wind Energy Tax Credit While Investing In Oil and Gas

Jeb Bush has said that the federal wind energy tax credit is no longer necessary; he's investing in fossil fuels.

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Fiat Chrysler Recalls 703,000 Vehicles In US To Fix Ignition Switches

The recall covers Dodge Grand Caravan and Chrysler Town and Country minivans from 2008 to 2010 model years and Dodge Journey SUVs from 2009 to 2010.

North Carolina Authorities Allow Duke Energy To Release Pollutants Under Draft Permits

The proposed permits for three Duke Energy coal ash facilities near Charlotte allow the company to discharge waste as an “interim step.”

Willis Tower Sold: Chicago’s Tallest Building Breaks Record With $1.5B Agreement

The sale would shatter the $850 million record price tag set last year when a nearby 60-story tower across the river was sold.

What We Know About MH370: Malaysian Airlines Flight Timeline, Facts About Route Still Scarce A Year After Disappearance

Look back at who was on Flight 370, when it disappeared and what's happened since then.

Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 Search In Photos: 11 Images From The Year After Plane’s Mysterious Disappearance

Flight 370’s disappearance is one of the greatest aviation mysteries of all time.

Libya Forces Reclaim Oilfield After Islamist Militant Attacks

The state-owned oilfield security forces had to fight the militants without the assistance of state troops.

MH370 Route On Map: Where Malaysia Airlines Flight Was Headed And Where It Ended Up Going

The search for the missing Malaysia Airlines flight still goes on, after a rocky start and some surprising turns.

One Year After MH370, Malaysia Airlines Fights For Its Life

A year after Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 went missing, the airline hopes its five-year turnaround plan will bring it back to profitability.

Watson Plays Expanded Role In IBM's Transformation, Applying Expertise In Genomics For Cancer Research

IBM’s highly prized Watson cognitive computing system has been learning the language of genomics for the past year.

Apple Electric Car Rumors: German Giant Continental Extends Invitation To Collaborate While BMW Denies Joint Venture

Hanover-based tire and powertrain maker Continental extends an invitation to help Apple build an electric car. BMW denies a collaboration report.

Xiaomi Expects 2015 Sales Surge As China's Upstart Phonemaker Targets BRICs

The Chinese smartphone maker faces rising competition in key markets as it chases the 100 million-unit milestone.

Hours After Exxon Settlement, Chris Christie Attends Secretive Event Hosted By Exxon-Funded Group

Hours after settling an Exxon case for just $225 million, the N.J. governor speaks to a group backed by the oil giant.

Galaxy S6 vs. iPhone 6: 7 Ways Samsung’s New Flagship Just Leaped Ahead Of Apple’s Best

The gloves are off: Samsung launches hot new flagships, as Apple surpasses it as the world's top-selling smartphone manufacturer.

Samsung Mulls India Factory As Battle With Apple Extends To Subcontinent

The Korean electronics maker is considering an expansion of its manufacturing facilities on the subcontinent.

BP Expands In Egypt, Announces $12B Investment In West Nile Delta Gas Fields

BP, which has significant investments in Egypt, said that it has about 65 percent equity in the partnership.

MH370: Authorities Say Vast Search Zone Delaying Unraveling Of Greatest Aviation Mystery

Malaysia Airlines has now begun tracking the location of its long-haul flights at intervals of 15 minutes or less.

SAP To Cut 2,250 Posts While Creating Similar Number In Refocusing

SAP expects to create about 2,200 jobs this year in growth areas such at its cloud business.

Hurricane Sandy: Buried Adjuster Report Raises New Fraud Allegations Against FEMA Flood Insurance Program

A Jersey City homeowner has accused firms of concealing evidence on his FEMA flood-insurance claim in the wake of Superstorm Sandy.

Chris Christie Shifting Environmental Settlement Cash Out Of Cleanups And Into Tax Cuts, Other Programs

New Jersey's governor wants to use settlement money for a budget that cuts environmental efforts and funds corporate tax cuts.

Google, Apple Foray Into Autos Has Heads Of Volkswagen, Nissan Putting Out The ‘Welcome’ Mat

Silicon Valley could disrupt the automotive sector. Top auto executives say bring it on.

Etsy IPO 2015: 5 Things We Learned From The NYC Startup's IPO Filing

The online marketplace for handmade and vintage crafts may become the largest IPO for a New York tech company in 16 years.

MH370 Compensation: Only Interim Payment Offered To Families Of Malaysia Airlines Crash Victims

Other than a $50,000 advance, Malaysia Airlines has reportedly not made any other offers to settle the MH370 disappearance.

Uber Rape Scandal, Lyft Rivalry, Spying Controversy Are Fodder For Sketch Comics In Funny Or Die Video

A group of Los Angeles sketch comics lampooned the ride-sharing service Thursday for its recent controversies.

LaGuardia Airport Plane Skids Off Runway, No Major Injuries Reported From Delta Flight 1086

No major injuries were reported and authorities said passengers were evacuated to a nearby terminal.

Electric Car Rumor: Ford Motor Company Weighs Electric Vehicle To Rival Chevrolet Bolt, Nissan Leaf

Ford Motor Company is rumored to be working on a long-range small electric car.

At Big Companies Like Comcast And Time Warner, Broadband Is Booming While Pay TV Is Declining

The two cable giants accounted for nearly two-thirds of the 3 million broadband subscribers added in 2014.

Punit Soni, Motorola Mobility's Former Products Head, To Help Flipkart Establish Valley Presence

More Valley technologists are heading to Asian companies, taking their careers, and their new employers, in bold new directions.

MH370: Australian PM Says Search For Missing Aircraft Can't Go On 'At This Intensity Forever'

Days ahead of the first anniversary of the aircraft's mysterious disappearance, Tony Abbott hinted that the search may be scaled back.

AbbVie To Acquire Cancer Drugmaker Pharmacyclics In $21B Deal

The acquisition would give AbbVie control over Pharmacyclics' flagship cancer drug Imbruvica.

Tesla Motors Inc. Warns Investors: Hacking Is A ‘Significant Risk’ That Could Injure Drivers

The company noted that the high production cost of the Model S also could harm its business.

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