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Graco Children's Products issued an expansion of their February 2014 car seat recall to include over 403,000 more products.

It may be six years before General Electric works out the kinks and can sell the fridges commercially.

The outlook for silver prices in relation to China’s giant solar panel industry is slightly bullish, but there are several unknowns.

Sources say the tech giant is "95 percent" confirmed to go public in New York.

Shell says its American upstream businesses is pivotal to company objectives in the immediate years ahead.

The iPhone 6 could be priced at $299 with a contract, $100 more than what Apple charges for the iPhone 5s, according to an analyst.

The Ukraine crisis has affected many business models: here are 10.

The mystery of the missing Malaysian plane continues, amid conflicting reports of its likely fate.

The perfectly legal strategy helps companies substantially reduce their tax burden on profits earned in markets around the world.

Investors will look to domestic data even as markets abroad move on disappointing Chinese data.

A 777-200's cruising speed is 0.84 mach, which is about 640 miles per hour, while flying at an altitude of 35,000 feet.

Earlier, satellite photos had suggested the presence of large debris in the South China Sea.

Calling on Bayer AG to take responsibility for PCBs, a German environmental group plans to speak at the company’s annual stockholders’ meeting.

Metro-North has been suspended "indefinitely" after the explosion in East Harlem on Wednesday.

Five days, 10 nations involved in the search, zero answers: The Boeing 777 may have vanished in one of three different locations.

“Credit defaults will definitely happen. It’s just a matter of timing, scale, and how big the impact is,” a bank regulator says.

If General Electric can help oil companies process oil at the seabed floor, it could earn millions and win fresh business in a competitive industry.

What's more, Russia's dependence on crude sales may make it leery of further moves in Ukraine, U.S. officials hope.

Prosecutors in a northern Italian city closed down a coal plant they allege killed hundreds of people and caused an environmental disaster.

Between November 2012 and September 2013, the airline recorded 136 technical glitches in its 787 fleet, including battery meltdowns.

Libyan rebels managed to export crude from the captured port and to avoid government forces.

U.S. markets seem to be taking cues from their Asian and European counterparts, where concerns about China's growth weighed on sentiment.

The company’s ambitious ongoing agenda includes tapping into a $90 billion global tea market.

SpiceJet has about 30 Boeing 737 planes on order, adding to its 57 planes running 350 daily flights.

GM reportedly admitted last month that it knew of problems with ignition switches but did not move quickly enough to fix them.

Four days into a fruitless search, here's what we know: The Boeing 777 has likely not been stolen, and crashed for more than one cause.

Josh Hardy, who is suffering with an infection he contracted from cancer treatments, will be given free medication.

The “Daily Show” host has long ridiculed Arby’s, but the company says it enjoys the conversation sparked by Stewart’s ribbing.

How, in the age of advanced tracking technology, can a giant Boeing 777 simply disappear, for four days now?