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The International Energy Authority's February report says global oil supplies are increasing, but OECD stocks are declining.

When labor activists try to establish union footholds, typically the company is the anti-union incumbent -- not so with Volkswagen.

There were no injuries, but a building was damaged; the railroad is investigating the cause of the crash.

There's only so much you can blame on the weather.

Amanda Knox isn't the only one who has run into serious trouble with Italy's legal system.

Advocates for media diversity are blasting the possible merger, which still needs approval from antitrust regulators.

As corn prices hit a near five-year low, farmers are struggling as their land becomes less valuable.

U.S. new-car inventories are at a 53-month high, which means automakers will need to sweeten deals.

In the fourth quarter, total smartphone shipments in China dropped for the first time in years.

The Anglo-Dutch oil giant announced plans earlier to speed up the pace of asset sales.

Despite being rumored to have a larger display, the iPhone 6 could be lighter than the current version of the device.

Earnings from Wall Street heavyweights such as Pepsi and Kraft Foods, plus data on jobs and retail sales, should influence trading.

The company said that no reports or complaints have been received of accidents or injuries associated with the latest recall.

The new firmware version is L720VPUFNAE, which is the same build number carried by the KitKat kernel source that was released by Samsung.

Among the collection were a 2009 ZR1Blue Devil and a 1993 ZR-1 Spyder, both on loan to the museum from General Motors.

Confusion over money laundering rules seems prevalent at a few gold dealers.

Be it shopping online or in a store, consumers spend more when they're warm, a new study shows. Here's why.

U.S. gold coin sales fell 40 percent in January from a year earlier.

Many companies are shying away from doing business in the world's second-largest economy, while others find corruption unavoidable.

Mexico's reform to end its state oil monopoly and allow private companies to drill will likely mean increased profits for organized crime preying on pipelines.

Cost cutting will be coupled with production increases, with Kalasnikov's CEO commenting regarding finances: "The situation is difficult."

One quarterly stat institutional investors will scrutinize: Pepsi's sales in its declining North American beverage business.

An alleged User Agent profile apparently revealed the model number for Galaxy S5’s T-Mobile version.

Average industrial production for 2013, compared with 2012, dropped by 0.8 percent in the euro area and by 0.5 percent in the EU.

AIG will likely deliver strong earnings growth in Q4 2013, as the year-earlier period was hit by Superstorm Sandy losses.

Volkswagen workers will decide by secret ballot whether to adopt the first German-style union structure in the United States.

FDA commissioner Margaret Hamburg met with government officials and 16 Indian drug companies to discuss manufacturing quality.

A bezel-free display would use a single-layered panel to allow for a thinner device, cleaner images and improved energy efficiency.

Airbus had received orders worth $44 billion at the Dubai air show with Emirates booking 50 A380s worth $20 billion.