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Analysts had predicted flat earnings amid increased competition in the growing organics and natural food market.
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Smaller stores in Berkeley can avoid the tax and keep selling soda at market prices.
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Once imprinted on every car Chrysler made, the iconic logo falls to the rise of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA).
Midterm Elections 2014: Republican Senate Victories Boost The Odds For Controversial Keystone XL Pipeline Project
Republicans are vowing to make the Canada-to-Texas pipeline a top priority come January.
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Russia's Gazprom Says Gets First Debt Repayment From Ukraine
The payment by Naftogaz is the first to Gazprom since May, when a row over gas pricing and unpaid debts escalated between Moscow and Kiev.
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Alibaba, the dominant e-commerce company in the world’s largest consumer market, wants to take on Google and Apple with its own OS.
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BMW Is Selling Almost As Many Cars In Mainland China As It Is In The Western Hemisphere
The Asian giant is poised to overtake the Americas in sales of BMW, Mini and Rolls-Royce cars.
Whole Foods Confronts Its "Whole Paycheck" Image Amid Growing Competition
America's largest health food store is losing momentum even as the market for organics grows.
UN Climate Change Report: World Must Phase Out Most Fossil Fuels To Avoid Catastrophic Global Warming
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Spirit Airlines Unveils Its 'State Of The Hate' Report
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Ford Motor Recalls Over 200,000 Of Six Models For Various Issues Led By 2014 Flex, F-150
More than half of the affected vehicles are the 2014 Flex crossovers and F-150 pickup trucks, which may have a passenger-side air bag problem.
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Despite strained relations between East and West right now, Russia has delivered the last batch of U.S.-built helicopters to the Afghan military.
US Trade Deficit Rose In September, Will Pull Down Q3 GDP Estimate
A global economic slowdown weakened demand for American-made goods.
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Alibaba shares jumped over 4 percent Tuesday after the Chinese e-commerce giant said revenue surged 54 percent from a year earlier.
Hyundai, Kia In Record Settlement With US For Overstating Mileage
The deal comes on top of $395 million the automakers agreed to pay last December to resolve claims from the owners of the vehicles.
Russia Skips Meeting With US, EU, Other Countries To Discuss 2016 Nuclear Security Summit
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US Investigates Honda For Partial Reports On Safety Lapses Including Takata Air Bag Failures
Automakers are required to report claims of any death or injury involving their vehicles or parts, but Honda allegedly failed to do so.
Virgin Australia Flight Turns Back Due To Leaking Sinks, Airline Denies Claims Of Human Waste In Aisles
The airline reportedly said that "two of the sinks on board were leaking," while passengers claimed that human waste had reached the aisles.
US Department Of Justice Sues Southwest Airlines For Incorrect Fuselage Repairs, Seeks $12M Penalty
The penalty against Southwest will be the second-largest sought by the FAA against an airline company.
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The most expensive military airplane ever has marked a milestone, landing for the first time on an aircraft carrier.
The Virgin Galactic Accident Won't Be A Disaster For Virgin-Branded Airlines
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Lower gas prices encouraged consumers to drive off in SUVs and trucks. U.S. automakers lose to Japanese sedans.
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San Francisco and Berkeley could become the first to pass a city-wide tax on sugary drinks like sodas.
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