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In China, it's not unusual for domestic sports cars to closely resemble those made by foreign manufacturers.

The deal looks to discover new drugs that leverage the human immune system to fight cancer. But the companies are late to the game.

Lower oil prices and a multibillion-dollar charge for the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster slammed the British oil giant's second-quarter earnings.

An analysis by the Bloomberg Billionaire Index says he's worth a mere $2.9 billion, not the $10 billion he has claimed.

The Istanbul Police Department warned of possible attacks on public transportation after Turkey began bombing the Islamic State group.

The accelerating electronification of vehicles puts automakers smack in the middle of a cybersecurity business with an ever steepening learning curve.

Investors are dumping shares in luxury carmakers out of concern that rich people in China are going broke. a

The $40.5 billion deal is the latest in a string of mergers and acquisitions prompted by stiffer competition in the drug business.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles will buy back certain pickups and SUVs as part of it settlement with auto safety watchdog.

Nearly a third of children in Britain are overweight or obese.

Teva is expected to close the $40.5 billion deal by the first quarter of 2016.

Kuala Lumpur's budget passenger terminal is plagued with cracked tarmac and pools of water as the structure sinks into the ground, according to its biggest user.

Mitsubishi Motors’ Outlander Sport SUV will now be exported to the U.S. from the company’s Okazaki plant in Japan.

Apple, Google And Microsoft are among the companies that are expected to focus on low-carbon investments.

“Fiat Chrysler’s pattern of poor performance put millions of its customers, and the driving public, at risk,” NHTSA Administrator Mark Rosekind said.

A deal could be announced as early as next week, according to a person familiar with the matter.

The agency's actions come less than a month after it took the unusual step of holding a public hearing on the problems with 23 Fiat Chrysler recalls covering over 11 million vehicles.

One person was rescued unconscious from the plane after the crash and another woman was found unconscious among the wreckage on the ground, the Fire Department said.

The results of a strike-authorization vote means about 39,000 employees in Verizon's East Coast wireline operations could walk off the job come Aug. 1.

Cost, staffing and the turn-off factor to what is supposed to be a fun night out will likely deter movie theater chains from adopting airport-style security.

BG Group Plc on Friday confirmed that it has received final unconditional clearance from Brazilian competition authority CADE for its acquisition by bigger rival Royal Dutch Shell.

Petrobras workers Friday laid down their tools to protest the Brazilian energy giant's plans to slash investments and liquidate assets.

Five years and billions of dollars have passed since a ruptured Enbridge Inc. pipeline spilled a million gallons of crude oil into the Kalamazoo River.

Steel and concrete producers aren't thrilled, but some architectural firms and the federal government support building wooden high-rise buildings.

A loophole in U.S. auto safety regulations allows some commercial limos and buses to forgo air bags and seat belts. The results of that technicality have been deadly.

The head of the search effort in Australia expects the operation to be "completed this time next year."

The e-commerce company posts a surprise quarterly profit after a long history of sacrificing profits for rapid sales growth.

BMW said that it could consider assembling luxury cars in India in the long run, depending on market growth.

Cable and media giant Comcast reported Q2 earnings Thursday, matching EPS estimates and beating revenue.