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Royal Dutch Shell and other foreign companies are selling off their Nigerian oil assets, leaving room for local firms to gain ground.

Ford revived its souped-up Focus hatchback in Europe in 2009. Now, it could get all-wheel drive and head to America.

The giant Chinese e-tailer is expected to raise up to $20 billion at its IPO on Wall Street shortly after Labor Day.

Fibers from recycled plastic and other futuristic materials could replace some of the cotton in our clothing as cotton yields suffer from climate change.

The project is a reaction to the quiet of modern-day newsrooms with journalists typing on keyboards and moving away from phone calls.

U.S. intelligence and anti-terrorism finance experts say the Islamic State could be raising more than $2 million a day.

Apple’s highly anticipated iPhone 6 should be unveiled Sept. 9, but when will you actually be able to buy one?

Snapdeal, a growing e-commerce portal, has also tied up with the Tata Group’s housing division to sell affordable homes online.

JCY, which serves companies such as Samsung and Hitachi, issued a statement claiming that the incident will not affect the company’s business.

The spherical flash in the photos matches leaked images of iPhone 6 rear shells shown to feature a circular opening for the flash unit.

An EU probe would come at an awkward time for Qualcomm, which is being investigated by China's pricing regulator for monopoly practices.

The official downsizing plan will be announced this week, but sources said routes to China and Europe would be eliminated.

A legal petition filed Tuesday seeks to declare the monarchs "threatened" under the Endangered Species Act.

Getty Images was hit with a lawsuit by copyright lawyers accusing the stock photo company of “deceptive business practices.”

Tesla Motors has greatly expanded its production capacity -- and there are no cash registers in the cafeterias.

An employee at GM’s Ontario factory didn’t apply adequate torque to bolts in more than 100 Canadian-manufactured Buicks, Chevrolets, Cadillacs.

The largest air carrier in the U.S. will no longer list its fares on online travel agency Orbitz.com or its affiliates.

The Japanese camera company has expanded its horizons.

Some analysts say Burger King is buying Tim Hortons and moving to Canada to reap the tax benefits, but not everyone agrees.

Volvo’s second-generation crossover will test the company’s transition from U.S. to Chinese ownership.

Under pressure to increase profitability, Turner Broadcasting is planning to cut costs with buyouts and layoffs.

Burger King's $11.4 billion purchase of Canadian chain Tim Hortons is seen as a move to exploit the country's low tax rate.

Chinese antitrust officials say Microsoft is not yet cooperating with the probe.

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Dallas, Texas based Theatro makes voice activated wearables for hands free use.

In a letter to the Obama administration, attorneys general from 13 states said proposed power plant emissions standards need to be refiled.

Record aircraft sales at Boeing boosted orders for American durable goods.

China's electric vehicle subsidy would combat customer concerns of being stranded with a dead battery.

Sales of the breakfast staple are at their lowest in 10 years, but the exact reason isn't clear.