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The first all-electric motor racing championship race ended with a spectacular crash -- and no one was hurt.

Previous Samsung tablets have not fared well in our reviews. This time, things are a little bit different.

As the "Internet of cars" emerges, so too do questions of privacy that face other mobile technologies.

Urban Outfitters sparks outrage with its "Vintage Kent State Sweatshirt" that featured blood spatters

Cognizant made its biggest acquisition to date, agreeing to buy health care software maker TriZetto in $2.7 billion all-cash deal.

The lawyer handling General Motors' victim compensation fund says he has received 445 claims, including 125 for death.

Apple announced that iPhone 6 pre-orders had topped 4 million, breaking the company's previous pre-order records.

The U.S. automaker says electric coolant pumps need to be checked in nearly 74,000 cars dating back to 2005.

Infosys, seeking to turn itself around, is on track for a recovery, top executives said Monday.

The new Samsung ad came one day after Tim Cook said in an interview that the company could have introduced a big-screen iPhone years ago.

Europe's biggest tour operator, TUI Travel, and majority owner TUI AG have agreed on the terms of a merger.

Malaysian Transport Minister Liow Tiong Lai said the search for Flight MH370 has now reached a crucial stage.

Google's Android One will be featured on phones built by local manufacturers, priced as low as $105.

The EU and the U.S. imposed late last week a fresh set of sanctions against Moscow for its policy on Ukraine.

The deal, which has been recommended by Nobel Biocare's board of directors, is expected to be completed in late 2014 or early 2015.

The acquisition deal would have made the Heineken family one of the largest stakeholders in the combined company.

Uber chief Travis Kalanick says global expansion in ride-sharing underway as he tests U.S. markets for delivery services.

The deck-of-cards sized portable digital player that changed the way we listen to music is now moot.

“There is no contract sanctity,” a U.S. official said. Accordingly, companies will have 14 days to wind down activities.

The company has been reeling from the loss of two aircraft in separate incidents in 2014, which resulted in hundreds of deaths.

Coast Guard says it would not be unusual for there to be many more aboard the ferry than what the passenger manifest indicated.

Health-care costs shot up by 85 percent and fuel costs more than doubled during the past 15 years.

Air France says the walkout would cost the company between $12.96 million and $19.44 million a day.

By all logic. the Focus ST shouldn’t be good: It’s a nose-heavy car with a lot of power and front-wheel drive. Yet, somehow, it's brilliant.

Calls are getting louder for new economic stimulus, by China's central bank or by its government.

People on Hawaii's Big Island prepare new escape routes as flowing lava threatens to close an important highway.

Hackers accessed dozens of servers in a cyberattack launched in June, though no money was taken, the New York Times reported.

Walmart has previously pushed to source more of its products from U.S.-based companies.

Georgetown law professor Adam Levitin explains how the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau could regulate Apple's new pay platform.