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Thousands from across the U.S. have descended upon the tiny Nebraska town of Pierce looking to buy one of more than 500 vintage automobiles being auctioned.

The department store bucked previous reports and offered 84 million shares of common stock. What’s next?

The Obama administration has a difficult task in coming up with an energy policy that can satisfy many.

Peter Willcox, who was the captain of the Greenpeace ship that was bombed by French forces in 1985, is among activists detained in Russia.

The world’s primary jade source is also home to 500,000 heroin-addicted miners, most of them HIV-positive.

These four campaign donors gave 55 percent of all car dealer-associated political contributions in Texas, where Tesla can't open dealerships.

Platinum miners in South Africa face layoffs as one of the largest mining companies looks to cut its payroll.

U.S.-based Domino’s has double the market share of almost any other foreign fast-food operator in India.

Wake up and smell the coffee this Sunday at participating locations of these six major chains giving freebies for the national caffeinated holiday.

Maersk has struck a deal with its rivals in an unusual cost-cutting deal.

A new Pew poll shows 65% of Americans favor building the controversial pipeline, and TransCanada may not take no for an answer, says Canada's PM.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety released its first 2013/14 ratings for crash avoidance. Here are the winners.

The all-cash deal for payment service company Braintree could give PayPal an edge over its rivals in a growing sector.

Apple may not release a retina iPad mini alongside the iPad 5 in October due to low production volumes, a new report said.

A report on consumption and spending trends will be watched for an understanding of the nation's economic health.

Similar to Q2, analysts expect the financials sector to lead the way in Q3 earnings growth, mainly driven by big banks.

Can President Obama reach his goal of reducing carbon emissions by 2020 if he approves the Keystone XL pipeline?

Google quietly introduces Hummingbird, a new search-engine algorithm developed largely in response to the rise in voice searches from mobile devices.

The struggling department store chain seems to be seeking to boost its cash reserves.

Nike Inc., Facebook Inc., Accenture and BlackBerry are stocks to watch in after-hours trading on Thursday.

As holiday hiring season nears, Wal-Mart would be wise to distract potential employees from negative stories about reported low wages.

Badger baby and kids sunscreens were recalled this week for possible microbial contamination.

With banks rejecting more people than ever for mortgages, what do you need to consider before applying for one?

The tech/engineering-based oil and gas boom in the U.S. has helped lower foreign imports. And the trend continues.

Gay rights activists have started a #BoycottBarilla petition after Barilla pasta CEO Guido Barilla went on a homophobic rant.

Knight Trucking is willing to pay up to buy USA Truck.

Wal-Mart Stores has a hefty Facebook presence -- but it remains unclear if that translates to its bottom line.

North America’s third automaker has seen sales rise 77% since its 2009 bankruptcy. It closed four plants at the same time.

Here’s how Russia is taking commercial advantage of global warming.