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The typhoon that hit the Philippines last week damaged key energy infrastructure and affected fuel supplies.

Because Chevron no longer operates in Ecuador, it's unlikely it will ever pay the fine.

Kuo forecast Apple TV shipments to total 8.2 million units in 2014, while the rumored iTV is not expected anytime soon.

Silver Wheaton CEO Randy Smallwood is confident that silver prices will reach a bottom in the near future.

The Oklahoma retailer opposes Obamacare on religious grounds, but it also pays a higher starting wage for the same reason.

The nation is aspiring to become the "greenest" in Central America.

Near record-highs and technical resistance levels, earnings and developments at the Fed could be reasons for a pause in the rally.

Industrial production in Europe fell on a monthly basis while annual growth rate beat expectations.

The settlement could be the largest liability claim deal made by a company over a medical device.

The far-reaching guidelines suggest a shift in treating heart diseases and offer a new formula to assess risk based on race and gender.

Sales of the Retina iPad mini are predicted to help increase iPad shipments in the fourth quarter despite supply constraint fears.

The Vietnamese government is using the threat of a possible death sentence to reduce the high rate of corruption in the nation.

The coffee chain expressed strong disagreement with the ruling, but it says the company has the resources to make the payment.

By 2017, according to a new report, smartphones will be able to take over a large part of our everyday lives. But, only if we let them.

The Justice Department cleared the American Airlines-US Airways merger for takeoff Tuesday. How will the deal affect you?

Black Friday and Cyber Monday are two of the year's biggest shopping events, offering a wide range of sales and deals, but scammers also know they're great days to rip people off.

Bill Rancic discusses his project with Intuit to give a small business a chance of a lifetime -- a Super Bowl commercial.

Debby Dooley is a Tea Party Patriot and self-described "dangerous right-wing extremist." So why is she working with the Sierra Club?

A round up of 2013 Black Friday ads and flyers from Walmart, Target, Best Buy, Kohl's, JCPenney and more.

Musk stands behind the safety of his Model S, points out Tesla’s problem right now is meeting supply not creating demand.

Dan Loeb, founder of $14B Third Point hedge fund, has made plenty of headlines in recent months for his aggressive role as an investor.

Oil prices have already started heading south. Will other commodities follow?

In a surprise move, Amazon launched its PlayStation Network store, giving players a new outlet to purchase digital downloads for their PS4, PS3 and PS Vita.

Dan Loeb, founder of the $14B Third Point hedge fund, made plenty of headlines in recent months for his aggressive role as an investor.

PepsiCo, which controls about 15 percent of India's cola drink market, aims to expand further into rural India.

The International Energy Agency's World Outlook report points to a surprising up-and-coming global energy leader.

2013 has been a banner year for foreign companies listing on U.S. exchanges.

The big airline aims to continue operating while a Delaware court assesses its request for protection from creditors.

The next iPhone, with a much bigger screen size, is expected to compete against Samsung’s 5.7-inch Galaxy Note 3 in the “phablet” category.