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U.S. sanctions against Russian businessmen appear to have demonstrated a link between an oil mogul and President Vladimir Putin.

Apple may choose to focus on other ways to improve image quality on the phone's camera.

Worse-than-expected winter weather continues to have an eroding effect on earnings per share growth projections.

Australian planes now plan to abandon radar scanning and instead rely on human spotters peering across a remote expanse of the Indian Ocean.

Markets seem well on the way to a recovery following a setback to sentiment triggered by Janet Yellen’s comments on Wednesday.

Court records and secret offshore files reveal Chinese firm’s links to Italian criminal probe and figures with possible ties to Sicilian Mafia.

One controversial October 2013 report from KPMG even concluded that sustainable coffee farming can marginalize poorer farmers who can’t afford demanded upgrades.

The large objects that Australian officials said were spotted by satellite four days ago are the most promising find in days as searchers scour a vast area.

As oil production in the U.S. continues to grow, so does the debate over whether or not to change a decades-old ban on most oil exports.

While American arms companies show a decline in sales while Russian rivals are expanding, one U.S. company is still the top global weapons maker.

Two of Nelson Mandela’s relatives created a winery bearing the family name -- and it’s going global.

The currencies of Zambia, Ghana and Nigeria are at record lows thanks to two key factors. Here's the lowdown.

A state senate committee is working on a bill that would help electric car automakers. Will traditional dealerships protest?

If you're in New York City today and craving macarons, Thursday, March 20, marks the fifth annual Macaron Day NYC, where bakeries hand out free macarons throughout the day.

The annual tradition is back: Rita’s Italian Ice is celebrating the first day of spring with a sweet freebie: a free Italian ice on Thursday in honor of the first day of spring.

After a mysterious tanker tried exporting Libyan oil from a rebel-held port, the U.N. passed a new resolution to condemn the illegal trade activity.

The Alibaba Group is currently preparing to get listed in New York and is anticipated to raise as much as $200 billion.

As another Chinese property developer faces collapse, several large scale construction projects will be left unfinished.

Boeing has faced a series of issues with its 787 airplanes, with the latest one being the discovery of hairline cracks on the jet's wings.

Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen got married in February 2009 and have two children together, Vivian, 1, and Benjamin, 4.

The upgraded system could have continued to send flight data by satellite even after the plane’s other communications were disabled.

Twenty-six nations have been searching for the missing Boeing Co 777 airliner over an area roughly the size of Australia for 12 days, but no wreckage has been found.

Malaysia has made available to the FBI electronic data generated by both pilots of Flight MH370.

Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz has set his eyes on a good-sized sector, though the company is only just starting to build inroads.

As tensions rise in Crimea, observers raise concerns about the Russian sanctions affecting the space program.

A Pew survey finds that Democrats are divided over whether to support the Keystone XL pipeline.

South Africa's Comair Limited is the first African Company to order the 737 MAX 8 aircraft from Boeing.

BP is joining 41 companies to bid in a high-stakes auction for oil leases in the Gulf of Mexico.

The business could be valued at $3.3 billion, though other sources said it was worth $2.5 billion.