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The oil-rich kingdom is pumping 10.29 million barrels a day. The U.S. output is even higher, but that will change.

A New York startup wants to deliver tablets to inmates — not so they can watch Netflix, but so they can earn a GED.

Organic food sales jumped 11 percent in 2014 as the USDA reported a “record” number of organic farmers.

The American coffee and doughnut chain is embarking on an aggressive expansion in China, with the help of pork-topped doughnuts.

Etsy's stock scored as its shares, along with Party City and Virtu Financial Inc., debuted on Wall Street Thursday.

The two banks reported quarterly results Thursday amid a busy week of corporate results from the financial sector.

The case emphasizes tensions between widespread environmental concerns in China and the official desire for stability.

The two pilots of the Russian-made fighter jets reportedly ejected from the two aircraft but remain missing.

The market has gradually recovered this year as much lower prices have discouraged oil exploration and production.

Sharp's lenders, Mizuho Bank and Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, will inject $1.7 billion in a debt-for-equity swap, according to a source.

The search area for the missing plane will be doubled if it's not found by May, according to officials.

GM had asked U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Robert Gerber to ban lawsuits claiming $10 billion in lost value for 27 million recalled cars.

Xiaomi-funded Ninebot, which was sued by Segway for copyright infringement, has announced it will buy the pioneering scooter maker.

BP originally said it expected to pay $7.8 billion to resolve claims under the settlement.

The largest U.S. party supplies wholesaler and retailer could be valued at nearly $2 billion.

Quiet diplomacy among the world's biggest oil producers has heated up this week, yet observers see few signs that renewed discussion among Russia, Saudi Arabia, Venezuela and others will lead to action on output.

In New York and across the country, thousands of low-wage earners took to the streets, calling for “$15 and a union.”

Regulators in the United States couldn't prove that Google was a monopoly. Now Europe will take a swing.

A giant sheet of ice has virtually shut down the only route for trucks bringing fuel and supplies to the state’s lucrative oilfields.

Etsy, an online crafts marketplace, admitted it had a gender diversity problem. Then, it fixed it.

The International Energy Agency said Wednesday that new data on global oil demand and supply provide little clarity on price forecasts.

Jars of Beech-Nut sweet potato and chicken are being removed from shelves. Find out here if you bought the recalled product.

Consumer responses to new and refreshed models bode well for the U.S. automaker in a region with a still-sluggish economy.

West Virginia mines owned by Murray Energy, Arch Coal and Alpha Natural Resources received a combined 25 federal safety citations in February.

Last year, it had reported a surprise loss when it took a charge of $6 billion for litigation expenses.

The European Union on Wednesday formally accused Google of abusing its dominant position by distorting Internet search results and favoring its products and services.

Industry analysts had last week received UKOG's news with a note of caution.

Shares in the affiliate, Alibaba Health Information Technology Limited, nearly doubled early on Wednesday after the announcement.

The $16.6 billion deal puts Nokia in a position to compete with Ericsson, which has a 30 percent share in wireless networks globally.