No Fireball Whisky Recall Over Propylene Glycol In US, Company Says
Don't worry, Fireball Whisky has not been recalled in the U.S., and the company that produces it ensured customers Tuesday that the whiskey is "safe to drink."
Rival Payment System MCX Prevents Walmart And Member Retailers From Using Apple Pay, Softcard
Retail members of MCX could face huge fines if they accept Apple Pay or other rival mobile payment systems.
US Nuclear Regulators Are Investigating Leak At Illinois Uranium Facility
Honeywell, the plant's operator, says there's no evidence a chemically toxic compound left the site on Sunday.
Hurricane Sandy Anniversary 2014: Fortifying New York -- How Well Armored Are We For The Next Superstorm?
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Under the new plans, 37 percent of all New York City homes are located within evacuation zones.
JetBlue Expands Premium 'Mint' Service To San Francisco Flights
The airline's premium service that includes lie-flat seats is now offered on flights between New York and San Francisco.
Report: Developing Countries Added Renewable Energy Capacity At Nearly Twice The Clip Of Richer Nations
Study finds that in 55 emerging markets, renewable energy capacity has grown by 143 percent in recent years.
Blame The Touchscreens: US Brands Rank Low In Consumer Reports New-Model Vehicle Reliability Survey
Annual reliability survey says new models from Fiat, Jeep, Ram and Dodge rank below average, followed by Mercedes-Benz and Ford.
Venezuela Scraps Plans To Sell US Subsidiary Citgo
Bids for the Houston-based oil subsidiary came in far below the asking price of $10 billion, Venezuela's finance minister said.
Madison Square Garden Co.'s (MSG) Stock Soars On Possible Spinoff
The plan would separate the company’s entertainment businesses from its sports and media operations.
Turkey's Erdoğan Could Lose Support After Another Coal Mine Collapses, Trapping 23 People
A coal mine collapsed in Turkey Tuesday, trapping 23 people. It was the second coal mine disaster in five months.
Why Walmart, The World's Largest Retailer, Isn't Accepting Apple Pay
The mobile payment technology for the iPhone 6 isn't currently accepted by the company and it’s not expected to be accepted anytime soon.
BP's Third-Quarter Earnings Drop 18% Amid Falling Crude Oil Prices And Weaker Russian Ruble
The London-based energy giant says, however, that rising oil-and-gas production could offset those setbacks.
Coalition Of Private Technology Companies Tracks Hacking To Chinese Intelligence
The coalition includes Microsoft, Symantec and Cisco, and suggests private firms can be nimbler than federal agencies in preventing future hacks.
SoftBank’s $10B India Plan Gets Off The Mark With Investments In Startups
Looking to take a strong stake in India's growth in coming years, Japan's SoftBank will invest $10 billion in local Internet-based opportunities.
Japan’s Softbank To Invest $627M In India’s Snapdeal, Leads $210M Funding Of Ola Cabs
With its $627 million investment in Snapdeal, Japan's SoftBank is set to make a strong foray into India's online shopping business.
Tata Power To Speed Up $1.8B Vietnam Power Station
Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung met with officials of the Tata group during a two-day trip to India.
Obama Administration's Plans To Boost Manufacturing Have A Long Way To Go
The Obama administration announced plans Monday to boost manufacturing job creation. Progress has been slow.
Apple Pay Peer Pressure: What Will Drive iPhone 6 Sales In 2015
There are two types of peer pressure, and both might help make Apple Pay the new normal.
The Future Of Aviation Is Windowless Planes In Just 10 Years
A company in Britain is developing the technology to replace the inside of a plane's fuselage with giant OLED screens.
CVS, Rite Aid Baffle Payments Industry With Decisions To Block NFC, Apple Pay
The nation's second- and third-largest drug store chains have their own mobile payments plans.
Merck's Drug Sales Fell In Third Quarter But Earnings Beat Expectations
The U.S. pharmaceutical company is divesting assets and investing in research for new products like insomnia drug Belsomra.
China Goes On A Crude-Oil Buying Spree As Global Prices Tumble To $85 A Barrel
China's state-run oil firm has bought 18 million barrels of crude oil so far this month, traders say.
China Now Has 30 Industrial Robot Factories, Could Double Robot Population By 2017
The Asian giant is playing catch-up in industrial robotics as its labor costs rise and automation costs drop.
MH370: Authorities 'Covering Up Vital Information' About Missing Jet, Says Aviation Expert
An aviation expert has claimed that a breach of protocol by aviation authorities made the MH370 search costly, The Malaysian Insider reported.
Sewol Ferry Disaster Trial: Prosecutors Seek Death Penalty For Captain, Life Sentence For 3 Crew Members
South Korean prosecutors have demanded the death sentence for the captain of the Sewol, which sank on April 16, killing hundreds.
Goldman Slashes 2015 Oil Price Forecast
Goldman's projections contrast with those of oil analyst Paul Horsnell, known for having called the market's long rally a decade ago.
Takata Air Bag Recall: Company Could Take Up To $28M Charge To Cover Cost Of Additional Recalls
The additional charge could be part of a broader estimate for a global recall, which began in 2008, a Reuters report said.
Toyota Sells 7.61M Vehicles Until September To Maintain Global Lead Over Volkswagen And GM In 2014
Toyota’s deliveries in the U.S. increased 5.7 percent until September, led by a 26 percent rise in the sales of its RAV4 SUV.
CVS And Rite Aid Reject Apple Pay: Report
CVS and Rite Aid reportedly disabled Apple Pay in their stores.
Taiwan Eyes Homegrown Submarines After 13-Year Wait On U.S. Deal
Taiwan has four aging submarines including two that date back to World War II although its military is otherwise considered generally modern.
Chicken Recall 2014: Nearly 60K Pounds Of Chicken Parts Recalled For Possible Staph, Salmonella Contamination
A third company recalled its products because walnuts were left off the ingredient label.
Takata Air Bag Recall Update: Senator Blumenthal Urges National Action, Industry Oversight Reform
U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., wants a national recall of Takata air bags.
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