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The airline has been accused of firing 13 crew members after they refused to fly following a perceived threat to an aircraft in July.

The device can send a doctor BBMs about how a patient is responding to treatment.

The record-breaking numbers are said to be fueled by the sale of the new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus models in the holiday shopping season.

Earlier, officials had said that signals from the AirAsia plane's black box had been detected briefly.

Tesco is cutting the price of hundreds of branded products such as Hovis bread, Kellogg's cornflakes and Stella Artois lager.

Even with gas at $2.50 and Americans buying bigger cars, the decline in driving will continue -- especially for millennials.

The British-based maker of Johnnie Walker and Guinness has decided to settle a dispute over taxes owed in South Korea.

The $2.5 billion proposed wind farm in Nantucket Sound was the largest contender in the race to build the first U.S. offshore wind farm.

McDonald's Japan apologizes and promises to be better after customers find a tooth and plastic in food.

The former Korean Air Lines executive who made an outburst over macadamia nuts was charged on Wednesday.

WD-40, a company with a number of products for quick-fix solutions, is releasing its first-quarter earnings today.

Republicans push pipeline bills to import Canadian crude oil amid rising domestic oil output and falling gasoline prices.

Some economists are warning that the U.S. faces creeping deflation. Here's what that means and why economists fear it.

The suit alleges Beats co-founders Jimmy Iovine and Dr. Dre "improperly erased" Monster and Monster's founder Noel Lee from Beats' history.

According to an estimate, the 1,200 luxury cars aboard the Hoegh Osaka could be worth close to $151.80 million.

At the end of 2013, U.S. Steel Corp. had about 26,000 employees in North America and about 12,500 in Europe.

Oil markets had slumped for a fourth straight session on Tuesday as mounting worries about the supply glut pressured crude prices.

With the finding of the plane's tail section, hopes have been renewed that the black box will be found before long.

NHTSA has been accused of acting too slowly to prevent dangers involving Takata Corp air bags and General Motors Co ignition switches.

Individuals will each receive about 2,200 pounds in the first such case to pay compensation directly to individual community members.

Audi claims all of the tech from its autonomous A7 is nearly ready for production vehicles.

3D printing is changing the way prototypes are designed, and making its way into schools.

Boeing Co. said Tuesday that it delivered 723 jetliners in 2014, hitting its own target, setting an industry record and retaining its title as the world's biggest plane maker, besting rival Airbus Group.

Lower gasoline prices might save you money, but statistics show you’re willing to spend those savings on … gasoline.

Not only is SeaWorld's CEO leaving effective Jan. 15, but now so is another board director.

Toyota's move to free its patents is a smart move, but the hydrogen car industry will not expect to see results for many years, auto experts said.

McDonald's restaurants in Venezuela have a few options for sides -- french fries are no longer one of them.

The NCF29A1 chip enables a number of protection features, including passive keyless entry and automatic locking.

AOL's stock is up on reports that Verizon may be eyeing an acquisition. What does a telecom giant want with a dotcom-era relic?