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Turkey relies heavily on oil and gas imports, and nuclear power is just one way to help diversify its energy mix.

Opponents of the law have raised $22 million, while supporters have collected a paltry $7 million.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has denied that his company plans to build its own smartphone, calling it "the wrong strategy."

Australia is dealing with its own environmental concerns over its energy industry.

A government panel is considering three options, including creating a separate entity to oversee the cleanup effort.

AgBank’s September quarter profits rose the most among peers such as ICBC, BoC and BoCom.

The deal keeps the Japanese electronics giant supplying batteries for Tesla's electric cars.

GM profit rises $1.6 billion, excluding one-time hits. Revenue misses by $500 million.

Besides announcing two new products, Beijing-based Lenovo has roped in a new product engineer -- straight from Hollywood.

Investors will strain to interpret the Fed’s take on the economy for hints about the future of its quantitative easing program.

With Exxon’s above-average U.S. refining exposure, a narrowing of the WTI-Brent spread likely hit earnings.

Malaysia is undertaking a massive business district in Kuala Lumpur, but it may not be able to afford it.

AIG is expected to report better-than-forecast Q3 earnings, helped by a strong equity market and low catastrophe losses.

The man who slipped from multibillionaire to a millionaire in trouble is losing yet another business -- this time to mounting debt.

Record growth in the global smartphone market bodes well for the upcoming holiday quarter, according to IDC.

The bank’s $13 billion deal with the Justice Department dissolves civil charges but criminal charges could be brought in the future.

Read on to find out what early reviewers have to say about Apple's new offering.

Sixty-eight percent of 110 M&A industry insiders polled in a recent survey say the market's strength will improve in 2014.

A hot sauce is being sued by the city of Irwindale, Calif.

The quarterly report of the TARP watchdog outlines the current status of the huge government bailout program.

A slowdown in the increase of housing prices has not been reflected by popular indicators like the Case-Schiller index

LinkedIn Corp. is expected to report adjusted fiscal third-quarter earnings of 32 cent on revenue of $385 million after the bell on Tuesday.

China has invested $14 billion in Myanmar so far, highlighting its long-time influence on its Southeast Asian neighbor.

The most common refrain: Model S fires are less likely than fires for all other cars.

U.S. retailers will lose out on about $1 billion in holiday spending, as shoppers plan to spend less on candy.

Hyundai Motor using domestic pop culture to boost exports.

The cafe giant will likely have strong earnings for its fiscal fourth quarter thanks to worldwide growth and strategic channel moves.

Chinese investors are investing in distressed, cheap American commercial properties.

The Gulf airline isn't checking its breakneck growth, and may shock the air transport world again at next month's Dubai Airshow.