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The huge retailer is boosting wages to $10 an hour, but critics say the company can afford a more generous increase.

U.S. prosecutors have just 90 days to bring cases against individuals for wrongdoing in the 2008 financial crisis. Here's who could be charged.

Wal-Mart says profits will be impacted by “additional strategic wage and training investments for U.S. associates that were announced today.”

Global crude prices dipped below $59 a barrel Thursday after reports of growing U.S. crude inventories and rising Saudi output.

If Apple is building a car, it will be an expensive and complicated new business for the $700 billion tech giant.

The Daytona 500 is set to begin 1 p.m. Sunday in Florida.

Employers in North Dakota's dangerous oil and gas sector aren't paying their workers' compensation premiums.

One expert says the ongoing labor dispute at West Coast ports costs $2 billion a day, and it's not even an official work stoppage.

iPhones and iPads could find their way to the Caribbean nation following the lifting of trade sanctions.

Earnings from the world’s largest retailer will set the tone for the sector's health in the last holiday season.

The financial giant said Wednesday it will lend, invest and facilitate deals to reduce emissions and prepare for climate effects.

Petróleos Mexicanos will begin delivering unfinished gasoline and diesel to its terminals to dissuade organized crime.

Xiaomi hopes to ship 100 million smartphones in 2015, up from 61 million in 2014.

Berkshire Hathaway Inc. ditched the Texas oil giant last quarter while raising its stake in a Canadian synthetic crude producer, according to SEC filings.

The move is seen as part of the company's effort to expand its Asian transportation network.

Richard Anderson’s comments are sure to inflame already high tensions between American airlines and their Gulf rivals.

How one couple's Hurricane Sandy insurance lawsuit opened the floodgates to allegations of fraudulent damage reports.

The fiery derailment comes as federal regulators and rail companies struggle to address the rise in freight trains carrying crude oil.

The firm has been quiet about the development of its atrial fibrillation drug, now in Phase III trials.

India's Mahindra Reva wants to lure Europeans to a low-cost, all-electric city car that has not sold well back home.

The total number of U.S. oil-drilling rigs is now at 553, down 34 percent since October. The decline is the fastest in nearly three decades.

Fairfax said it has received hard irrevocable undertakings to accept the offer from entities managed by Apollo Global and CVC Capital Partners,

With Parliament considering back-to-work legislation, Teamsters Canada has agreed to end its strike.

The explosion of oil tankers sent a fireball 300 feet into the air.

Chinese companies aren’t sitting idle as Uber seeks inroads in their market for cars that can be hailed by smartphone.

The new leadership of the beleaguered British retail giant is embarking on a painful push for recovery.

Samsung claims an LG engineer intentionally wrecked one of its appliances in front of a crowd at a high-profile trade show.

Even so, drivers should still expect to pay 80 cents to $1 less per gallon of regular than this time last year, analysts say.

Indian steel producers are raising alarm after Chinese steel imports more than doubled last year.