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Coffee Spread Dampens Arabica Bean Demand, As Asian Robusta Heats Up: BNP Paribas

Robusta coffee has won over consumers more quickly than its established rival Arabica coffee.

Ethanol Prices Soar Above Gasoline's For First Time In Two Years

Ethanol prices spiked this week.

France Hopes To Grow Its Share Of China's Wine Market

French winemakers currently supply 10 percent of China's total consumption, but they want to grow that number.

Emerging Market Stocks Are The Most Attractive: Brown Brothers Harriman Call

Emerging market stocks represent startling good value for those willing to brave geopolitical risk, according to a New York investment bank.

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US Stock Futures Point To Higher Open; Earnings, Data On New Home Sales, S&P Case-Shiller Home Price Index, Consumer Confidence To Be Watched

Data on housing and consumer confidence, and retail earnings, along with developments in Ukraine could impact the day's trading.

Walt Disney Company Acquires Maker Studios, An Online Content Network, For $500 Million

Founded in 2009, Maker is one of the largest video-production networks on YouTube and targets its content toward younger users.

Bottles of beer move along a production line at the South African Brewery in Alrode

Heineken And SABMiller Set For Happy Hour In Growing African Markets

While beer markets in the U.S. lag, brewers in another region are about to thrive.

Apple iPhone 6 Release Date Rumors: One Of Two Bigger iPhone Models Likely To Arrive In August Or September, Analyst Says

The larger-screen iPhone 6 model could be priced higher than the flagship smartphone's current version, an analyst said.

Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370: Relatives Of Missing Passengers Protest At Malaysian Embassy In Beijing After Malaysia Declares Flight ‘Ended In The Southern Indian Ocean' [PHOTOS]

Family and loved ones of the missing passengers accused Malaysian authorities of “constantly trying to delay, hide and cover up the truth.”

Energy Department Approves One More LNG Export Application, Seven Now Approved

The approval allows Oregon's Jordan Cove Energy Project to export LNG on a large scale for 20 years.

Oil rallies above $85 on China manufacturing, U.S. jobs

China Is The World's Largest Net Importer Of Crude Oil: EIA

China's net imports of crude oil hit a notable level last fall, and the country has retained that title since.

US Housing Market Recovery Hits Temporary Soft Patch, Home Prices Still Expected To Rise By 5% In 2014

U.S. home prices will likely increase 4.5-5.0% in 2014, Nomura forecasts, with stronger growth expected in the West and Northeast.

Major Texas Shipping Channel Shut Down For Third Day After Oil Spill; About 24 Boats Cleaning Up Spill

The shipping channel is the gateway for more than 10 percent of U.S. crude refining capacity.

For The First Time Walmart Annual Report Cites Changes To Food Stamps ‘And Other Public Assistance Plans’ As A Risk Factor

For the first time in its annual report, Walmart recognizes reductions to public assistance as a bottom-line risk.

Wind Farm Project In Kenya’s Rift Valley Signs $870 Million Finance Agreement

Lake Turkana Wind Power Project reps finalized a $870M agreement to finance one of the largest clean energy ventures on the continent.

UK Food And Drinks Exports To China Soar On Popularity Of British Pork And Salmon

The U.K. exported 82 percent more food to China in 2013, driven by near doubling sales of pork and salmon.

Japan To Turn Over Nuclear Material To U.S.

As world leaders gather for third nuclear security summit, Japan's decision holds global political significance.

US Stock Futures Suggest Higher Open Following A Positive And Eventful Week Marked By Friday's Jumpy Session; Geopolitics, Economic Data And Earnings To Be Watched

After a rocky but mostly positive performance last week, attention will be on geopolitics, earnings and economic data this week.

UPDATE: Malysia Airlines Flight MH370: Australian Aircraft Spot More Objects In Ocean; Earlier, Chinese Plane, French Satellite Had Spotted More Debris In Southern Indian Ocean; US Deploys Black Box Locator

Earlier, a Chinese plane reported a similar sighting in the same area as the search for Flight MH370 entered Day 17.

Top JPMorgan Executive In China To Retire As Bank's Hiring Process In Asia Is Investigated

Authorities are investigating whether JPMorgan provided bribes and hired people with connections to win new business.

China's Manufacturing Index Slips This Month To 8-Month Low, But New Export Orders Show Growth

HSBC's flash Purchasing Managers Index retreated to an eight-month low of 48.1 in March, but new export orders revealed growth.

Oil Spill Cleanup Continues Off Texas Gulf Shore - Houston Ship Channel To Remain Shut 'Until Clean Water Is Assured'

The Houston Ship Channel remained shut on Sunday to contain the environmental damage and prevent additional collisions.

Sphero 2.0 Review: A Ball Of Mixed Emotions [VIDEO]

Sphero does work. If that was the only factor that determined Sphero 2.0’s success, I’d end my review there.

Preview Of The UN-Backed World Water Day Development Report

The international development community is anticipating this report on how water and energy.

Coffee Industry Threatened By Energy And Sports Drinks: US Coffee Drinking Trends

One executive said the coffee industry will have to compete more fiercely against energy drinks to keep young consumers drinking coffee.

NASA Asteroid Redirect Mission: $6 Million In Awards For New Ideas On Capturing Near-Earth Objects

NASA's Asteroid Redirect Mission is accepting proposal and will award $6 million for innovations in asteroid-capturing technology.

Apple’s New 12-Inch MacBook And MacBook Air Updates Coming Soon: Report

Features a 12-inch screen minus the fan assembly found in Apple’s iOS device lineup.

Tesco Confirms Joint Venture With Tata Trent For $140 Million; Will Operate in Indian Retail Market Worth $500 Billion

British retail giant Tesco will operate in the Indian market through 12 stores.

Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370: UK's Telegraph Publishes Cockpit Communication Transcript While Search Continues In Southern Indian Ocean

The Telegraph published a transcript of communications from the plane's pilots before it went missing.

Jigsaw-like pieces of the Ross Sea drift around under the gaze of the sun

An Untouched Sea: 17 Stunning Images Of The World's Last Pure Body Of Water In Antarctica's Ross Sea [PHOTOS]

As conflict rages on every continent, Antarctica remains peaceful, but its massive Ross Sea is threatened by fishing, mining and pollution.

GM Ignition Switch Recall: ‘New GM’ May Not Be Fully Protected From Liability For What ‘Old GM’ Did, Even With Post-Bankruptcy Liability Exemption

GM’s 2009 reorganization exempts it from earlier legal liabilities linked to its defective ignition switch. Unless it doesn’t.

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