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The small town of Colcord, Okla. has been invaded by tiny blood worms in their water supply.

Most Western companies have been out of Syria for the past two years.

A new research paper examined the effect on beer prices of a 2008 merger of Coors and Miller breweries.

The new Prius will be cheaper and more fuel-efficient than its predecessor thanks to a new powertrain system, the company says.

With a slew of plug-in vehicles entering the market, the infrastructure to support them is growing even faster.

Abbreviated New Drug Approvals, or ANDA, requests are submitted to FDA for its approval to manufacture and sell a generic drug in the U.S.

Investors will evaluate U.S. Q2 GDP and jobless claims data, as the threat of an immediate military strike on Syria recedes.

The workers are demanding an increase in the federal minimum wage limit, and the right to organize and form unions.

Reports of several September blackout dates for T-Mobile employees may hint at a Sept. 20 release date for the new iPhone.

Some lenders are beginning to analyze Facebook friends and other social data when determining a loan applicant's worthiness.

Burger King's unveiling of its new French Fry Burger may be making waves, but it isn't the first crazy fast food item experiment.

While Samsung has already confirmed the introduction of its Galaxy Gear smart watch concept next week, Apple could release its iWatch in 2014.

Global stocks sold off, on western intervention in Syria chatter; investors also debated the Fed's stimulus reduction comments.

At least four foreign automakers have been hit with recalls in China this month. The government says safety is the goal.

U.S. military ties to Georgia are part of strategy to break Europe's energy dependency on Russia.

South Koreans love this procedure which lifts drooping mouth for an effortless, Joker-like permanent smile.

Tesla’s efforts to enter China, the world’s largest auto market, is still facing some bureaucratic speed bumps.

As Samsung prepares to announce its Galaxy Gear smart watch next week, awareness, current technology suggests the stage is not yet set.

Asian markets were jolted, after new evidence emerged of a chemical attack by the Syrian government against civilians.

Prodded by a DOMA ruling, the company took the step to be on par with its competitors such as Target and Costco.

New EPA chief Gina McCarthy visited the Alaskan site of a proposed giant copper and gold mine on Tuesday, as she contemplates a project mired in as much environmental controversy as the Keystone XL Pipeline.

After relying on Colombian coffee for years, Starbucks is bringing the brew back to its origins.

The new pipeline from Azerbaijan will run through Greece, Albania and Italy, where many consumers can't pay their energy bills.

A video of Greenpeace protesting Shell through a stunt at the Formula One Grand Prix was allegedly taken down by YouTube after F1 officials sent a take down notice to YouTube. Watch it here.

The Tesla Model S is outselling luxury brands like Porsche, Buick, Jaguar and Land Rover in car registrations in California.

What, you ask, is the “The French Fry Burger?” Well it’s the latest menu item from Burger King, the Miami-based chain known for its Whoppers and creepy plastic-masked mascot.

Shrinking advertising income, unscrupulous promoters and a weak regulatory framework hurt India’s TV networks amid an economic slowdown.

CVS Caremark is defending its ExtraCare program after critics said it tricks customers into giving up their medical-privacy rights.

Concern about Fed stimulus reduction, U.S. involvement in Syria and the mid-October debt-ceiling limit are on investors' minds.