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Europe's dominant discount airline ordered 175 Boeing 737-800 jets, and aims to nearly double its fleet by 2018.

These facilities will manufacture materials for fast growing markets such as transportation and telecom.

Firms constantly pay punitive fines to the SEC while not admitting to any wrongdoing. Should that change?

Secret menus at restaurants and fast food chains are real, thanks to the blogs and websites frequently which post lists of menu items upon each discovery.

Beijing media's consumer-rights reporting isn't getting the respect from the public that the government wants.

Volkswagen AG, Europe’s largest automaker, plans to recall vehicles in China after drawing scrutiny over defective gearbox systems.

Journal publisher Dow Jones dismisses allegations it gave Chinese officials travel and entertainment gifts in return for access to information.

Airbus apparently has bested Boeing in landing a megadeal with Indonesian Lion Air that could be worth about €15.3 billion.

While Western companies dominate China's auto market, Chinese carmakers can't seem to catch on at home or abroad. Here's why.

2007 through 2013 model year FJ cruisers were recalled due to faulty seatbelt retractors.

Kmart is in hot water with PETA after a shark died it was using for a commercial shoot died on set.

Taco Bell’s wildly popular Doritos Locos taco helped the fast-food chain company create 15,000 jobs this year.

Carnival Cruise Line has fourth -- yes, fourth -- technical problem since Feb. 10. Power loss is latest glitch.

Boeing said its proposed battery fix will eliminate the risk of fire.

However, unlike the sharply higher manufacturing data in the previous report, the March figures show little difference.

The president wants Congress to authorize $2 billion to develop alternative fuels.

Study finds that a mix of new policies and labor negotiations have boosted both worker output and demand.

Diamond Pet Foods is voluntarily recalling several products due to low levels of thiamine.

iShares, Samsung and everything you need to know about cashing in on the Galaxy S4 release.

A mother is suing McDonald's for negligence after her young son allegedly ate a used condom at the restaurant.

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.