TransCanada is looking to move the glut of oil out of its wells and onto the market, the Energy East Pipeline is one way.
China's building boom has spread to ancient capitals, and red balance sheets often came with it.
The Gulf Coast, which accounts for about 44 percent of U.S. refining capacity, is bracing for a possible pounding from Tropical Storm Karen.
Hedge-fund manager Bill Ackman has made a bold shift in his longtime bet against nutrition distributor Herbalife.
The iPhone and iPad are set to get larger displays while the rumored iWatch may feature a flexible OLED display.
Reports about the House Speaker being open to working with Democrats to raise the debt ceiling could push U.S. stocks up.
U.S. Q3 earnings warning ratio is the second worst since 2011; the record was Q2 of this year.
Sun, wind and water energy you know about, but power from sewage? That's a new one.
The shutdown has stopped the review of LNG export facilities, delaying the process even further.
Etihad is the first foreign carrier to gain official approval to enter India's troubled airline industry after norms were relaxed.
The suit claims that the companies have been using Banks' "name, photograph, image and identity" to market their products.
Twitter's losses seem to be growing even as the company's revenue is rising.
A fake ad campaign in which Burger King announced it had changed its name to "Fries King" went viral on Thursday, confusing many customers.
TSLA stock may have entered correction mode as questions linger about how firefighters should deal with EV accidents.
The two South American neighbors are at it again, this time over a paper mill and its impact on tourism.
GM is the undisputed leader in U.S. new-auto sales, but Ford has occasionally bested its larger competitor.
The lesser-understood precious metal stands to gain whether the global economy recovers or falters, says one industry expert.
A new study shows how even when wastewater is treated after fracking, it still can contaminate water supplies.
Though it was unthinkable only a few years ago, the U.S. is now on the cusp of being a crude oil and natural gas exporter.
The diversified industrial giant has fallen out of favor with institutional investors. Here's why.
BlackBerry reportedly has rolled out a beta version of its BBM app for Android users ahead of a new release date.
The Gulf Coast pipeline, which would help bring more than 700,000 barrels of oil a day to Texas refineries, will likely be finished this month.
Tesco's latest earnings painted a fresh picture of the food retailer's worldwide woes.
IDC predicts worldwide game-console shipments will be up in 2013, while US gamers seem to be partial to PS4 over Xbox One.
If news of 8-megapixel shooters in the new iPads is true, it would be the first time Apple would use high-res cameras in its tablets.
MIT researchers found that water droplets that form on a superhydrophobic surface carry an electric charge when they leap from the metal surface.
A submarine appeared to rise from a Milan street this week as part of a company's outlandish marketing campaign.
Here’s something you don’t see every day: A Tesla in flames following a collision. Was the battery at fault?
It's worked at Yahoo, but can Daniel Loeb "save" Sotheby's by ousting Chairman and CEO William F. Ruprecht?
With demand on the rise and domestic supply sliding, China is leaning heavily on imports for its food supply.