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However, the poor performance may be a blip and should not raise doubts about the euro zone's overall recovery.

Earnings from major companies and key data points such as trade, jobless claims and manufacturing PMI will hold investors’ interest.

The pricing strategy of domestic carriers, which is heavily partial to undercutting competitors is hurting their business, analysts say.

The on-demand music video service could coincide with a revamp of YouTube’s mobile app, reports say.

The uptick in manufacturing suggests the possibility of a strong pick-up in growth in the fourth quarter.

AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T), Akamai Technologies, Inc. and E-Trade Financial Corporation reported fiscal third-quarter earnings on Wednesday.

Did McDonald’s urge a worker to take food stamps and apply for Medicaid?

Environmental group gets its hands on some interesting facts about the government agency charged with regulating U.S. pipelines.

Honda’s last attempt at a roadster ended in 2009. Here’s the reboot.

The public interest group is petitioning Mars to switch to natural dyes, claiming widely used artificial ones aggravate hyperactivity in some children.

China is building large-capacity hydroelectric facilities, and it doesn't mind displacing citizens in the process.

As JPMorgan's fines start to mount, a tax loophole means that they could end up paying a lot less.

Caterpillar Inc., The Boeing Company and Motorola Solutions Inc. reported fiscal third-quarter earnings on Wednesday.

Tesla's stock headed south after the bank said the price will plunge to $45 from a recent high of $194.

While a formal recall has yet to be issued, the FDA is aware of pet illnesses and deaths tied to jerky treats made in China (chicken, duck, sweet potatoes and/or dried fruit).

What is Iran willing to do in order to ease sanctions? Is renewable energy really a way the country can offset energy prices?

Natural and organic shoppers can be divided into seven distinct categories by demographic traits, according to a consumer market research firm.

The Paris-based aircraft manufacturer unveils its latest and roomiest long-haul corporate jet.

The petrochemical company will post an increase in profits as its main feed-stock hit an all-time low.

Profits for the quarter fell 44 percent from the year before.

A bad month is due to get worse as JPMorgan, fresh from a $13 billion DOJ settlement, is facing an additional $5.75 billion blow.

The company plans to use the proceeds from the public offer for technology upgrades and marketing.

This is the first time that T-Mobile customers will be able to buy an iPad directly from the carrier.

After lower-than-expected jobs data held up promise of a prolonging of Fed stimulus, the twisted euphoria seems to be fading.

You have to see it for yourself. The DOE has the best solution to ward of goblins and ghosts while saving energy and money.

GM has a unique relationship with this economically battered city. Now it wants a $2 million tax break from it.

Better supplies from Brazil have left coffee prices at serious lows, but that could spell opportunity for investors bullish on coffee.

The Q4 revenue forecast of the chip maker, which has been struggling amid rapid advancement in hand-held devices, missed expectations.

Amazon’s policy, according to its founder, is to put the customer first. But, critics say its latest move may go against that noble notion.