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Data on housing and consumer confidence, and retail earnings, along with developments in Ukraine could impact the day's trading.

Founded in 2009, Maker is one of the largest video-production networks on YouTube and targets its content toward younger users.

Here's another change in the ranking of Latin American economies: highly privatized Chile has topped highly socialized Venezuela.

The slowing in the rate of CPI was in line with expectations, but the fall in PPI and input prices came in below estimates.

The reading on an index measuring expectations about the future of the economy came in below consensus estimates.

An animatronic doll created by artist Jordan Wolfson has amassed a viral following.

Companies in charge of creating the exchange said plans are on track despite obstacles.

After a rocky but mostly positive performance last week, attention will be on geopolitics, earnings and economic data this week.

The $7.5 billion deal has received approvals from the European Commission and the U.S. DOJ.

Data for March showed both manufacturing and services sectors expanded in France while growth slowed in Germany.

Authorities are investigating whether JPMorgan provided bribes and hired people with connections to win new business.

HSBC's flash Purchasing Managers Index retreated to an eight-month low of 48.1 in March, but new export orders revealed growth.

Search teams continue to scour the southern Indian Ocean on Sunday for signs of the missing Malaysia Airlines.

A biotech company has patented a hybrid tree species that can grow in the toughest environments and will be used to create biofuel.

Australian PM Tony Abbott was optimistic on Sunday about finding out what happened to Flight 370.

One executive said the coffee industry will have to compete more fiercely against energy drinks to keep young consumers drinking coffee.

Corrupt officials in China may be robbing the Chinese of more than their hard-earned cash.

A 2013 study found that data collected on about 500,000 subjects point toward coffee’s positive impact on at least one vital organ.

Goldman Sachs’ chief economist Jan Hatzius offers an analysis of the latest clues from the Federal Reserve.

Bad weather and disease have sent wheat, cocoa and coffee prices surging this year.

A survey found more than 520 construction projects have appropriated farmland without proper compensation.

Mt. Gox filed for bankruptcy on Feb. 28 stating that it had lost all of its 850,000 bitcoins due to a technical fault followed by a hack.

The Chinese yuan is ready to secure a larger spotlight on the world’s currency stage.

Markets seem well on the way to a recovery following a setback to sentiment triggered by Janet Yellen’s comments on Wednesday.

The Moroccan government is overhauling agriculture policies that date back decades, but change isn’t cheap.

One controversial October 2013 report from KPMG even concluded that sustainable coffee farming can marginalize poorer farmers who can’t afford demanded upgrades.

Two of Nelson Mandela’s relatives created a winery bearing the family name -- and it’s going global.

The company - the world’s largest mobile carrier - became more familiar to Western investors recently, after it made a deal with Apple.

Decades ago, scientists designed corn plants that poison a common pest, but the worms have evolved.