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GM’s most important launch of the year -– its return to small pickups –- was interrupted briefly over a wiring problem.

Taco Bell has confirmed it is testing a "Sriracha Menu" featuring a number of items that include the popular Asian hot sauce as an ingredient.

The department store chain announced Monday Home Depot executive Marvin Ellison will join as president and CEO-designee.

With GM and Toyota at below-average fuel-economy improvement, Nissan has made the biggest leap in two years. Best average mpg? Mazda.

Apple Pay, the new mobile payment service from Apple, may launch within days. But a number of big-box retailers won't be part of it.

Stores are offering special promo codes for online shoppers on Columbus Day.

Porsche sales surge in China on demand for the Cayenne luxury crossover, but U.S. is still German automaker’s biggest market.

The retailer has been working on a comeback for years after a failed makeover alienated customers.

A new study claims that Uber and Lyft rides are almost always cheaper than traditional taxis.

China exported and imported many more goods last month than expected, largely on the strength of foreign demand.

The Chinese Android phone maker is working to grab a larger slice of India's fast-growing smartphone market.

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said he will have the "toughest conversation of all" with Vladimir Putin at the G20 summit.

The wife of a New Zealand-born passenger on board missing Flight MH370 called the compensation offer a "catch-22" situation.

Statoil has been selling assets to protect margins eaten up by rising costs and, in recent weeks, falling oil prices.

Amazon is looking to expand aggressively in a market that is set to explode but restricts foreign companies' operations.

Authorities were forced to cancel more than 5,000 flights at Chicago's O'Hare and Midway airports after a fire on Sept. 26.

Cyclone Hudhud has weakened since Sunday when it battered the coastal regions of Andhra Pradesh with heavy rains and winds.

The influential movie website Box Office Mojo has disappeared from the Internet. No one seems to know what happened to it.

Kmart has been targeted in a data breach that exposed a number of its shoppers' debit and credit card information.

New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport is one of five U.S. airports to improve its screening of travelers from West Africa.

Clark reportedly disagreed with the “so-called electronic satellite ‘handshake’” used by analysts to determine the probable crash site.

The U.S. Secret Service confirmed it was investigating the breach, which compromised the systems of Kmart, which has about 1,200 stores.

The software giant's CEO sparked controversy Thursday, but suggesting women in tech should not ask for raises.

The recall notices cover more than 220,000 Nissan sedans and nearly 166,000 Mitsubishi sedans and crossovers.

The company reported it expects 4.8 percent annual sales growth, which would be the highest annual increase in eight years.

Collecting data on shopping habits has been a big part of Amazon’s success. A foray into the physical world is the next logical step.

Chevrolet and Buick sales sent General Motors' sales number soaring in China. GM’s total deliveries this year are approaching 2.6 million.

Peck will take over in February 2015.

Ten years in the making, the $400 billion project to bring natural gas from Russia to China will begin in 2015.