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House Republicans are pushing bills this week to defang the Obama administration's hallmark environmental regulations.

The Giulia midsize sedan is part of the struggling Italian automaker’s plan to release eight new models, including an SUV.

The wearables market is one of the fastest growing segments among all gadgets being churned out.

Williams' board determined the proposal "significantly undervalues" the company.

Insurance powerhouse Anthem had offered $184 a share, a 35 percent premium on Cigna's May 28 price.

Caracas and Bogota have a long list of diplomatic disputes and temporarily froze trade during the administration of late Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez.

Physicians are alarmed about current efforts by the big five health insurers to become the big three.

A roundup of all the restaurants offering free food for dad on Father's Day 2015.

The cause of the event leading the vehicle to plunge about 655 feet into a mountainous gorge is not yet known.

Russia will not own Greece's section of the pipeline, but it will assist in financing the $2.3 billion project.

Despite economic sanctions, European and U.S. companies are continuing to operate in most sectors of Russia's economy -- but they are struggling.

The founder of America's largest cable television provider died from natural causes Thursday.

Uber drivers and passengers can no longer carry guns, or any firearms, while using the ride-hailing service.

The Obama administration's proposal Friday to slash emissions from big trucks will transform the niche market of cleaner cars into a mainstream industry.

Though pharmaceutical firms warn consumers about online sellers, 5 million Americans turn to them for the low prices.

The Sahara group owns assets ranging from The Plaza Hotel in New York to a Formula One team.

The Orkim Harmony was hijacked by pirates in an area that Malaysian officials warn has become a "hotspot" for piracy.

Tropical Storm Bill has led to several Spirit Airlines flights being canceled or delayed, leaving passengers stranded for as many as two days.

The U.S. began requiring baby seat anchors in 2002, but today most cars don’t make baby seats easy to secure.

While Apple is keeping quiet about sales numbers, research firm Slice Intelligence has its own estimate.

Crude oil powers the state when prices are high, but the boom-and-bust nature of the oil business makes it risky to hinge an economy on.

Among other deals, Airbus received an order for 110 planes from Hungarian low-cost carrier Wizz Air.

Currently, Qantas Airways flight from Sydney to Dallas Fort Worth with the Airbus A-380 jumbo is the longest non-stop flight to the U.S.

The Orkim Harmony was hijacked earlier in June with about 50,000 barrels of gasoline onboard.

The Australian Transport Safety Bureau confirmed that the GO Phoenix, and onboard experts and equipment, contracted by Malaysia are being pulled out.

GM's board rebuffed a merger proposal from the Italian-American carmaker earlier this year.

Reports are circulating that BMW’s alliance with Toyota will produce the automaker's first hydrogen fuel cell car by 2020.

Sand Hill Exchange, which hoped to challenge Wall Street by helping users invest in startups, met its match with financial regulators.

Palm oil, made by pulping the fruit of oil palms, is in everything from ice cream to cosmetics. But some are calling the ingredient, key to Nutella's creamy texture, a scourge on the world's forests.