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One of the 298 victims in the Malaysia Airlines MH17 crash reportedly had his credit card stolen from the site where the plane went down in eastern Ukraine and used by pro-Russian rebels who looted the area.

A newly released study shows which cities have the highest percentage of millionaires.

The two sites receive more than five times the number of visitors of their closest competitors.

Amazon stock prices sank in the second quarter of 2014, but the Fire phone is expected to turn fortunes around.

The signs of increased business investment bode well for stronger economic growth in the second half of the year.

Argentina default seen as imminent, NML says.

Based on the index, the Ukrainian Hryvnia was the most under-valued and the Norwegian Krone was the most over-valued currency.

According to a report, the fund is shifting focus to longer-term investments and riskier products to sustain attractive rates of return.

"The issues separating the parties remain unresolved at this time. The time for the Republic to avoid default (July 30) is short," mediator Daniel Pollack said.

Pandora reported earnings that met expectations, but the stock dropped in after-hours trading.

The bank's motion to dismiss the N.Y. fraud charges -- claiming only the SEC has the authority to do that -- may come back to haunt it.

The Finnish workers were killed in their taxi by two men brandishing guns on a motorcycle.

But this won't deter them -- or other pharmaceutical companies -- from engaging the lucrative Chinese market.

The bank has been in the crosshairs of prosecutors and regulators for several months over trading activity in its LX private trading platform.

Norway's oil-funded portfolio is the largest sovereign wealth fund in the world.

Apple is rumored to be in talks with partner companies to launch an e-wallet for the iPhone 6.

Slowing worldwide sales and rising commodity costs makes McDonald's stock less attractive to investors.

It was the highest reading since January 2013, but some analysts say the recovery appears patchy, and more stimulus may be needed.

Faced with mounting pressure from competitors, AT&T has unbundled service and device charges, and slashed its family data plan and shared value plan prices as it tries to attract customers in a nearly saturated market.

AT&T Inc and the Chernin Group are close to buying a majority slice of Fullscreen, in a deal that will value the popular YouTube video network at $200 million to $300 million, said tech blog Re/code, citing sources familiar with the target company.

The vast social network reported $100 million more in second-quarter revenue than analysts expected.

Facebook is expected to grow revenue by more than 55 percent in the second quarter.

As EU leaders debate further sanctions, the Russian military is already hurting.

In a letter to the German bank, the New York Federal Reserve asked for wide-ranging systemic reforms in its regulatory-reporting infrastructure.

Apple reported tepid third-quarter earnings, largely held back by poor sales of its iPad.

The company is often seen as a bellwether for the video game sector.

Apple Inc.'s earnings were worse than expected in Q3, due to poor iPhone and iPad sales.

Shares of the world's largest software company, which hit 14-year highs this week, were flat in after-hours trading.

Bill Ackman labels Herbalife a Ponzi/Pyamid scheme, but investors don't seem to care.