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Under an agreement with the New York District Attorney, Uber will limit its controversial surge pricing during busy times.

The automaker says most of the cars in the recall could lurch unexpectedly because of an improperly installed component.

Zack Danger Brown's plea on Kickstarter for $10 to make potato salad generated him nearly $40,000 in five days. Here are 12 other weird campaigns to which people actually gave money.

A vociferous boycott effort over Anthony Cumia’s firing is likely to have little effect on satellite-radio company SiriusXM.

Here, in a series of charts, are the biggest beneficiaries of the bank's financial services.

Tesla shares fell by 2.9 percent to $222.66 on Monday after news of a July 4 accident involving a Tesla.

Critics say the project could destroy fragile ecosystems while lining the pockets of politicians and investors.

The EU cautions Germany about potentially discriminatory road toll.

Saudi's plans for gas development just got more complicated.

"Do you trust Jack Ma to do the right thing for you? Ddo you think he will keep the right people on his side? If you think yes then this is a long term bet you want to make."

News of the probe comes little more than a week after French banking firm BNP Paribas pleaded guilty to felony charges in a U.S. court.

The case Sterling vs. Sterling, which will decide the fate of the Los Angeles Clippers, opened Monday.

Carrefour, the world’s second-largest retailer by sales, announced it will exit the Indian market as a part of its new revival plan.

The Open Interconnect Consortium aims to establish how smart devices work together in a trend increasingly called the Internet of Things.

Two foreign firms plan to build shopping malls, condos, office spaces and hotels in the remote oil towns.

As Washington's first marijuana retail stores open this week, police in nearby Portland, Oregon, may be dealing with more high driving.

Japan could see three times as many significant storm impacts this year as 2013 in part because of El Niño.

China became the world’s largest auto market four years ago, and its lead over the U.S. keeps growing.

The storm was expected to hit Japan's Okinawa island chain on early Tuesday and slam into mainland Japan on Wednesday.

In a slow economy, the Russian Finance Ministry plans to slash dividend revenue from Gazprom and Rosneftegaz.

Utility equipment is "vulnerable to terrorist attack" and that "potentially could have catastrophic consequences."

Holcim and Lafarge need to lose assets worth nearly $6.8 billion to get the nod for their $50 billion deal.

Argentina reportedly will not make will not make a formal settlement offer on Monday

But theatergoers in major markets like New York City and Los Angeles won't get the new seats.

China's first-quarter growth, while robust by global standards, missed the government's target for improvement.

Foxconn is planning to install 10,000 Foxbots to produce the iPhone while each robot can assemble an average of 30,000 devices a year.

The new equipment is expected to reach the search area by the middle of next month.

Recovery crews are attempting to retrieve Boeing 737 fuselages dumped into the Clark Fork River near Rivulet, Montana.

The Mall of the World will feature the world's largest indoor theme park.