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Policy mandates to improve fuel economy will continue to cause lower crude use in non-OPEC countries.

Jaguar Land Rover Ltd. unveiled three vehicles, the Range Rover Sport and two new R performance vehicles, at the 2013 New York Auto Show.

Here's what Shelby International President John Luft says about why his company has decided to re-explore the four-cylinder turbocharged car.

Kia announced the 2014 Soul at the 2013 New York Auto Show, complete with dancing hamsters.

A St. Louis Panera Bread location is offering one menu item as part of the chain's pay-what-you-want promotion.

Federal banking agency sees win-win in India's solar energy market.

Volkswagen's 2015 Golf will help the German automaker continue its North American winning streak.

Toyota unveiled the 2014 Highlander at the 2014 New York Auto Show on March 27.

Doritos announced it will begin selling Doritos Locos Tacos, based on Taco Bell's popular Doritos-flavored tacos, April 8 with a contest to hype up fans before the release.

Jeep will reveal the 2014 Cherokee at the 2013 New York Auto Show on March 27, 2013. The live stream begins at 1:45 p.m. EDT.

The search engine, which could have an IPO in the next 20 days, draws from a national database of local businesses, services and product.

The recent decline of the international mining industry's pipeline activity continues, and is down 43% since October.

A thousand vehicles, four levels, 900,000 square feet, will be on public display at the NY International Auto Show.

JWT, the Indian arm of the advertising major WPP has sacked its employees involved in a controversial sexist advertisement series.

During the 2013 New York Auto Show Toyota will unveil its 2014 Highlander, a new mid-size SUV, on Wednesday. The live stream begins at 9:10 a.m. EDT.

As Boeing tries to get its 787 back in the air, it faces a temporary ban on some of the long-distance journeys the jet was built to fly.

The agreement settles DuPont's long-running patent dispute over Monsanto's line of genetically modified seed products.

A new reliability survey shows what and how frequently things can go wrong with popular bikes.

Warren Buffett becomes a top shareholder of New York's Goldman Sachs investment bank.

A store, believed to be in Australia, is charging a $5 fee for "just looking" in its brick and mortar store.

U.S. manufacturing looks good but only in comparison to manufacturing in other parts of the world, Goldman Sachs says.

The Dutch company has been pummeled by Europe's economic woes, and layoffs are coming.

The once-mighty retail electronics superstore bring back Schulze and keeps the current company's CEO, Hubert July.

The world’s largest quick-service restaurant chain acknowledges that its products don’t appeal to younger consumers as they have in the past.

A deal for Verizon Communications to become sole owner of Verizon Wireless appears to be coming to a head.

Ford Motors India apologizes for an ad campaign blunder that leaves Italy seething against distasteful portrayal of its former premier.

Boeing expects job cuts and attrition will reduce its workforce by as much as 2,300 positions in 2013.

The privately held company, aiming to have an electric vehicle available by 2017, has landed a contract with the Renault-Nissan Alliance.

Despite pressure from manufacturers and help from government, U.S. distributors are wary of adopting natural gas.