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AirAsia Flight 8501: 'Victims', Objects Resembling Plane Door, Emergency Slide Spotted In Search Area [PHOTOS]

Indonesian officials reportedly told local television that debris spotted in the Java Sea belonged to AirAsia Flight QZ8501.

AirAsia Flight 8501 Search Discovers Smoke Coming From Island

Smoke is seen coming from an island as the search for AirAsia flight 8501 enters a third day.

Indonesia Expands Search For Missing AirAsia Jet, US Sends Warship

Countries around Asia on Tuesday stepped up the search for an AirAsia plane carrying 162 people that is presumed to have crashed in shallow waters off the Indonesian coast, with Washington also sending a warship to help find the missing jet.

As AirAsia's Share Price Tumbles, Malaysia Airline's Recovery Becomes Beacon Of Hope

Despite two disasters this year that slammed Malaysia Airlines shares, they rebounded. Could AirAsia shares do likewise?

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Shake Shack Inc. Files For $100M IPO Listed On NYSE Under Ticker Symbol "SHAK"

According to the SEC filing, the fast food burger joint plans to expand its footprint to at least 450 stores.

No, AirAsia Flight QZ8501 Didn’t Disappear Because Of The Metric System

A Fox News commentator's assertion that the use of the metric system was behind the disappearance of AirAsia Flight QZ8501 is not supported by evidence or endorsed by aviation experts.

AirAsia QZ8501 Search: How Do Airplanes Disappear In The Age Of Modern Technology?

In an age when cell phones can be located in an instant, how does a modern commercial jet plane simply vanish?

QZ8501 Location Search: Indonesia To Test Whether Discovered Oil Patch Belongs To AirAsia Flight

Indonesia has sent a ship to test an oil patch found in the reported location of the downed AirAsia plane to see if it is aircraft fuel.

With Xiaomi Valued At $45B, China Now Has The World's Most Valuable Tech Startup

Xiaomi, the Chinese technology upstart has closed a $1.1 billion round of funding, at a valuation of $45 billion.

Mercedes-Benz To Unveil Concept Car Powered By LG Automation Technology At CES 2015

Autonomous cars may soon have the ability to take over if they detect a sleepy driver.

Missing Flight QZ8501 Update: AirAsia Had Said Its Planes 'Will Never Get Lost'

An article in AirAsia's in-flight magazine has come under renewed scrutiny as authorities still search for any sign of missing flight QZ8501.

Korean Air 'Nut Rage' Investigation: South Korea Officials Face Punishment Over Flight Return Probe

Four South Korean officials involved in investigations into the Korean Air Lines "nut rage" case face punishment for improper conduct during the probe process.

Allianz, Lead Reinsurer For AirAsia Plane, Could Face $100M In Claims: Report

Allianz is believed to be also facing insurance liabilities of nearly $200 million for the loss of Malaysia Airlines Flights MH370 and MH17.

AirAsia Flight 8501: Dense Clouds And Icing Could Have Led To Plane's Disappearance

In recent weeks, the region has witnessed severe thunderstorms and dense cumulonimbus clouds rising to a height of nearly 45,000 feet.

Missing AirAsia Flight QZ8501: Object Spotted By Australian Aircraft Not From Missing Plane, Official Says

An Indonesian air force spokesperson reportedly said that "oil spills were found on the search area" for the missing AirAsia Flight QZ8501.

Missing AirAsia Flight Pushes Company Stock Down Most In 3 Years; Rebound Hoped After Initial Reaction

AirAsia's stock fell nearly 8 percent on Monday, making it the biggest one-day drop in more than three years for the company.

Airlift Begins For Hundreds Trapped On Burning Ferry Off Greece

Officials says there were 478 passengers and crew members on the Norman Atlantic at the time of the fire.

Airbus A320-200 Safety Record: AirAsia Flight 8501 Plane Model Involved In 54 Incidents

The Indonesia AirAsia Flight 8501 plane model has had just 54 incidents during 85 million flights since 1988.

Missing AirAsia Flight QZ8501 Families Await Answers After Search Called Off For Night

The search for the missing AirAsia Flight 8501 has been suspended overnight.

Indonesia AirAsia Flight 8501 Could Result In First Fatalities In Company’s History

Indonesia AirAsia QZ8501's fate is unknown, but the flight could be associated with the first fatalities in the 18-year history of AirAsia Bhd.

India Working To Fix E-Commerce Payments Post-Uber Case: Central Bank Governor

The central bank is working to set a legal framework for the use of advanced e-commerce technologies, said India's central bank governor.

Apple Lucky Bag Promotion Returns To Japan For 2015

Apple Japan customers can purchase a grab bag of Apple products starting early next year.

Retail Shipping Wars 2014: Apple Meets Delivery Expectations, While Toys R Us And Staples Miss

The holiday shipping wars grew fierce this year, but there was one striking difference compared with last year.

Fox News Dish Network Blackout: Customers Demand Refunds As Bitter Carriage Dispute Drags On

The satellite-TV company’s terms give it the right to change or delete programming.

MasterCard Holiday Spending Report Shows Lodging Hot, Electronics Not

Lodging posted almost double-digit year-on-year sales growth by percentage from Black Friday to Dec. 24, MasterCard says.

Three Workers At South Korean Nuclear Power Plant Die Of Suspected Gas Leak

The accident occurred just a week after state-run Korea Hydro and Nuclear Power Co. was threatened by anonymous hackers.

Investigators Raid LG's Factory, Headquarters, After Samsung Lawsuit Over Washing Machine Row

LG's headquarters was raided by officials after Samsung accused LG's employees of damaging its washing machines before a trade fair in Germany.

China's Antitrust Regulator Says Qualcomm Case To Be Settled Soon

The regulator said in February that the U.S. chipmaker was suspected of overcharging and abusing its market position.

Saudi Arabia Feeling Pain Of Oil Price Plunge, But It Has Enough Currency Reserve To Last For Years

The country could outlast years of low oil prices using its massive cash stockpile of $750 billion.

NYPD Shootings: JetBlue To Fly Officers To New York For Slain Cops' Funerals

The gun used to kill the two officers has been traced to a George pawn shop.

Citigroup To Sell Japan Retail Bank Business With Accounts Worth $21B To Sumitomo Mitsui

The deal with Sumitomo Mitsui will include the transfer of accounts worth about $21 billion.

US Retailers Likely To Just Meet Holiday Sales Forecasts: Experts

Super Saturday - the last pre-Christmas Saturday, which fell on Dec. 20 this year - failed to make up for spotty performance this season.

FAA Issues Drone Warning Video, As Thousands Are Set To Receive Unmanned Aircraft As Gifts

As thousands are set to receive drones as gifts, the agency has issued a video aimed at preventing them from being used unsafely.

Uber Levies New Fee For UberT Users In New York City

The company introduced a new fee by sending an email to customers on Christmas Eve.

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