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Failure to get governments other than the U.S. to buy more C-17s meant that the massive cargo plane's days were numbered.

The IPO - dually listed on London and Lagos exchanges - raised 300.9 million pounds, or roughly $500 million.

As part of the settlement, HP also agreed to take on certain reporting and compliance obligations, U.S. regulatory officials said.

Geostellar has raised more than half of its $1 million goal in two weeks.

The Ukrainian crisis has highlighted the European Union's exposure to natural gas from Russia, which has used it coercively in prior disputes.

What's more, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said Tehran's negotiating team should not yield to issues "forced upon them."

Facebook Inc. shares climbed over 3 percent a day after technology stocks bounced back from a selloff.

Talk about an innovative technology: Oregon State University chemical engineers have achieved a breakthrough that will reduce costs.

A surprising downturn in China's shark fin market boosts the outlook for some endangered species.

Move follows industry-wide investigation into bribes allegedly paid in exchange for government computer contracts.

Stocks look set to regain their footing after a few disappointing sessions that were punctuated by Tuesday's modest gains.

As the EPA considers whether to reduce ethanol blend requirements, biofuel supporters say doing so would raise gas prices and carbon emissions.

A bigger victory for Apple would be if it convinces the court to ban Samsung from selling its devices in the U.S.

The renderings also show how iPhone 6 models could compare in size to other Apple devices, such as the iPhone 5s and iPad mini.

The recall tally was preliminary and subject to review until a formal announcement is made in Japan later on Wednesday.

The search area has now been reduced to about 46,800 square miles, one-third the size of the initial search area.

Alcoa Inc. kicked off earnings season by posting quarterly results of 9 cents a share on sales of $5.5 billion, beating Street expectations.

"We intend to vigorously challenge this outcome through all available legal means, including possible post-trial motions and an appeal," Takeda said.

Women now have a greater share of the U.S. jobs market than before the Great Recession, but for the wrong reason.

Russia could cut off Ukraine's gas supplies, causing knock-on effects for the European Union.

Iran plans to keep increasing its crude production and exports, despite U.S.-led sanctions against the effort.

Further, Citi last year agreed to pay $730 million to resolve claims that it did not reveal its exposure to toxic mortgage assets.

Last week, Lufthansa's pilots, which are represented by a union, went on strike for three days to highlight their demands.

The retailer plans to open a substantial number of wholesale outlets and e-commerce operations this summer.

The iWatch’s processor would be designed by Apple while its production is expected to be outsourced to Samsung, a report said.

Last year was the best for airline performance in a quarter of a century, but that doesn’t mean it’s an entirely rosy picture.

The Central Asian country has close ties to Russia but may consider a partnership with Iran to export its oil without Russian pipelines.

After decades of trying, U.S. Navy scientists have finally cracked the technology to turn seawater into fuel.

Stocks look set for a positive start after three losing sessions but it remains to be seen if they can sustain the gains.