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A new report from the NHTA makes it clear: our addiction to gadgets is exacting a heavy toll.

The proposed rules, the first ever for existing power plants, are expected to trigger a massive clash between industry and environmentalists.

Energy ministers from Ukraine, Russia and the EU met in Berlin today to discuss Ukraine's gas bill.

Even before Donald Sterling became engulfed in his racist rant, he was considered one of the NBA's worst owners. So, the bar for success is low.

WhatsApp was by far Facebook's most expensive purchase, bought for $19 billion in February.

“It’s not only that the Russians are taunting us. They are massively overcharging.”

German employees at two Amazon.com facilities are on strike amid wage negotiations that hinge on job titles.

The Kremlin has threatened to shut off gas supplies to Ukraine if the former Soviet republic doesn't pre-pay for gas by Monday.

"The Bay Area is one of the most prosperous places in the world, but there so many schools here that don't have the resources they need."

Twitter has been struggling to attract more users with new features for users in the U.S. and abroad.

Concerns over halal food standards could jeopardize sales in Muslim markets such as Indonesia and the Middle East.

The fund will be used to expand the company’s investments in the technology, consumer and health care sectors in India and Southeast Asia.

Joy in #ClipperNation, with a signed agreement between Steve Ballmer and the Sterling family trust to sell the Clippers for $2 billion.

Details of the deal are still murky, but according to industry sources, Amazon Prime members will have access to music six months old and older.

Ballmer and co-owner Shelly Sterling reached a deal Thursday afternoon. Now Ballmer has to promise he'll keep the team in L.A.

California lawmakers rejected a bill on Wednesday that would have required labeling of GMO foods in the state.

The strong car-buying pace shows consumers are more financially confident than they’ve been in years, but all is not well for factory workers.

A new analysis estimates that lifting an oil export ban would add hundreds of millions of dollars in activity to many state economies.

Bono and The Edge go to work for Fender.

The $314 million Fukushima ice wall project will begin construction in June.

Because new reports show compensation for American executives is actually growing but it doesn't always come in the form of a salary.

Muslim groups in Malaysia have issued a boycott of Cadbury products this week after pork DNA was discovered in two of its products.

States representing more than one quarter of U.S. car sales are stepping up promotions of cleaner cars.

Special governing board has sparked concerns about just who is running the giant company that plans a big U.S. IPO.

As global food prices continue to rise, evidence shows that perishable goods are the overwhelming driver behind the increase.

The engineer was reportedly grilled for about 10 hours earlier in May about his role in the controversy that has led to record vehicle recalls.

The search was narrowed after acoustic pings thought to be from the plane's black box were heard off the northwest coast of Australia.

India's retail sector is considered notoriously hard to crack because of entrenched mom-and-pop stores and a lack of supply chain infrastructure.

Australian authorities had narrowed the search area to a portion of the southern Indian Ocean after a series of pings were picked up in April.