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U.S. oil giant says the deal with Argentine oil company YPF is at stake over a court’s decision to side with Ecuador on environment.

Michael Condor and Carole Lee Leazer-Hardman were charged by police after putting razor blades in donuts.

Honda is recalling nearly 250,000 vehicles worldwide for brakes that can suddenly kick in even when the driver isn't braking.

Is the United States finally pulling out out of its home-foreclosure doldrums? Short answer: Sort of.

China is spending $4.2 billion for a natural gas asset in Mozambique to feed its growing economy.

China's ENN Group said it will build natural gas refueling stations to cash in on the shale gas boom in the U.S.

Air carriers are still in the dark regarding how Boeing's 787 out-of-service delay will affect their schedules.

General Motors has reportedly decided to change who is handling its Chevy ads, one of advertising's biggest accounts.

U.S. factory workers clocked more production hours in February than they have in years.

The race is officially on between luxury automakers Audi and BMW.

Daimler AG said on Wednesday that Europe will drive down Daimler Trucks sales in the company’s first quarter for 2013.

India named 12 suspects in an alleged kickback scheme that may have helped the British helicopter manufacturer land a $750 million deal.

Boeing Co. (NYSE:BA) got federal approval Tuesday to start testing a redesigned battery for the 787 Dreamliner, a step toward getting the grounded airplane back up in the skies.

Apollo Global Management and Metropoulos & Co. will take over Twinkies and other Hostess products, bankrupt Hostess Brands announced.

The multibillion-dollar deal by Europe's largest discount carrier to be announced at the White House by the Irish leader.

Consumer Reports has compiled a Best & Worst Used Cars list for model years 2003 through 2012.

Hollande's socialist policies are meant to fix economic conditions but are driving away big business.

Last year, Aerosmith's Steven Tyler made headlines for buying a 2012 Hennessey Venom GT Spyder, billed as the world's fastest car. On Sunday, he drove it to a charity event.

The Commerce Department's February retail sales report will show a 0.2 percent rise over January's level, analysts say.

U.S. retail dollar volume growth fell significantly in February to 2.5% compared to January’s growth of 5.7%.

Bullets have been selling like hotcakes in the U.S., leading to a nationwide retail shortage.

KKR is diversifying its manufacturing portfolio for third straight year with acquisitions in the U.S., France and India.

Japan's nuclear disaster has done little to dissuade the world's developed countries from continuing their nuclear programs.

Company says it's buying the 10th tallest building in the U.S., a parking garage and the park that's next to L.A.'s Central Library.

Bloomberg told television show Face The Nation that Starbucks not changing its offerings is "ridiculous."

Both firms are rumored to be interested in buying some of the troubled snack cake brands, including Twinkies.

Just days after a NYC subway fare hike went into effect, the MTA threw away $250,000 in maps that displayed a typo in a fare.

The pair signed a confidentialty agreement - days after the activist-investor said he would push to replace the pc maker’s board.

Two of the three biggest players in the U.S. canned-tuna game have expanded voluntary recalls because of concerns about packaging.