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BlackBerry Beats Street, Narrows Losses In Q2

BlackBerry Limited shares edged up nearly 1 percent in pre-market trading Friday after the company reported a smaller-than-expected loss last quarter.

Nike Profit Jumps on Strong Demand for Brand During World Cup

High demand for footwear and apparels in the quarter ending August pushed the sportswear manufacturer's profits up 15 percent.

Urban Outfitters Is Now World’s Biggest Seller Of Vinyl Records

Millennials are helping to make Urban Outfitters -- of all places -- the world's biggest remaining seller of vinyl records.

Electric Vehicle Pollution: Plugging In A Car May Not Be As Clean As You Think, But It's Getting Cleaner, Thanks To Natural Gas

An electric car in California is cleaner than the same vehicle in Colorado. Fracking has a lot to do with it.

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Preventing Inversions Would Save 0.5% Of US Corporate Tax Revenue

Corporate tax breaks cost taxpayers 20 times more than inversion deals.

GM’s New Cybersecurity Chief Aims To Thwart Electronic Car Hackers

GM said Jeffrey Massimilla will assume the role of chief product cybersecurity officer.

Obama's EPA Chief: Failing To Address Climate Change, Curb Emissions Could Hurt US Economy

The EPA administrator echoed voices at the U.N. climate summit that fighting climate change can spur economic growth.

Ignition Switch Recall: Only 1 In 5 Cars With Key Rotation Problem Are Covered By GM Compensation Fund

GM recognizes nearly 14 million cars with key rotation problems, but only 19 percent of them are covered by its fund.

India's Enviro Minister Says Country Won't Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions Despite Rising Fossil Fuel Use

Developed nations, not emerging economies, should shoulder the burden for climate change action, India says.

Retail Sales Will See A Boost This Holiday Season: Deloitte

The professional services firm forecasts that retail sales will grow at least 4 percent this season vs. 2.8 percent last season.

Tesco Bosses Could Face UK Parliamentary Scrutiny Over Accounting Scandal

In the past few years, several major companies and executives have faced high profile interrogations by the UK Parliament.

The tail fin of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner is seen at the 2010 Farnborough International Airshow

Japan Says Lack Of Appropriate Tests May Have Contributed To Dreamliner Battery Overheating

Boeing said its tests on the battery were in line with regulations.

Ikea Signs Agreements With 2 Indian States To Open Stores In The Country

Ikea is one of the first foreign companies to get the government’s approval to invest in India's $500 billion retail market.

US Airstrikes In Syria Target Lucrative ISIS Oil Operations

The U.S. military said it was targeting 12 of the Islamic State group's "modular" refineries, which generate around $2 million a day.

Coca-Cola, Pepsi Pledge To Reduce Americans' Intake Of Sugary Drink Calories

A number of top beverage makers have pledged to take steps to reduce the amount of calories Americans consume each day via sugary drinks.

UN Climate Summit: Countries Promise To Give Billions In Climate Change Financing, But Road From Promise To Project Uncertain

Wealthy nations committed to give $20 billion for climate projects in developing countries, but ensuring how that money is spent is not simple.

Paris Auto Show: Car Technologies Like Lane Assist, Rear Cameras Have Become Mainstream

Once exclusive, these driving technologies are now more mainstream.

Comcast Extortion Claim Draws Ire From Time Warner Cable Merger Opponents, Including Netflix And Veria Living

In a blistering FCC filing, Comcast accused its many opponents of extortion, a charge critics called “absurd.”

US Postal Service Wants To Expand Amazon Grocery Deliveries

The federal agency is $100 billion in debt, but its package business is growing.

Jimmy John's Data Breach: Full List Of Shops Where Credit Card Information Was Hacked

The breach affected 216 Jimmy John's locations in 17 states.

Walmart's Checking Account Deal Will Further Pressure Banks

Walmart and prepaid card provider Green Dot have launched a mobile phone-based, low-fee checking service. Can it work in the long run?

BlackBerry Ltd Stock Price: Here's Why BBRY Could Be A Buy With New Passport Smartphone [VIDEO]

Having hit rock bottom, now might be the time to buy BlackBerry shares.

US New Homes Sales Surged 18% In August, Highest Gain Since 2008

The unexpected boom in consumer demand for newly built residences may lift the domestic housing market for the full year.

Mercedes-Benz Future Truck 2025: A Vision Of Safer Trucking Where Technology Takes The Wheel

Mercedes-Benz shows off its vision for long-haul trucking, in which human drivers are just along for the ride.

DEMO Africa 2014: Five Health And Education Startups To Watch

That's just one of the most promising products launched by entrepreneurs in Africa at a startup conference in Lagos.

BlackBerry Ltd Passport Unveiled: 'Why Would Anyone Buy A Blackberry Device?'

BlackBerry shares rose over 2 percent after the struggling company unveiled its new Passport smartphone, but will that be enough?

Larry Ellison's Pay Cut By 15% In Final Year As Oracle Corp. CEO

Larry Ellison was unpopular with Oracle shareholders before he stepped down last week as its CEO.

General Motors China Sales 2014: Local GM Chief Says Company Will Sell More Than 3.16M Vehicles In China

GM’s China sales are growing, but the company won’t regain the top position lost to Volkswagen last year.

Global Climate Change Action Could Push Down Coal And Oil Prices In 2015, Analysts Say

As countries adopt strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, demand for the dirtiest fossil fuels could drop, Capital Economics says.

Massive Home Depot Data Breach Has Triggered Fraudulent Transactions Across US

All kinds of fraudulent purchases are popping up on some of the 56 million cards exposed in the retailer's data breach.

PayPal Testing Bitcoin Payments By Partnering With Cryptocurrency Processors

PayPal customers can buy digital products with bitcoin through third-party payment processors.

Trinity Mirror Agrees To Pay Compensation To Settle Four Phone Hacking Accusations

Last September, the British police began investigating if the publisher is criminally liable if former journalists hacked phones for stories.

Pimco ETF Overseen By Bill Gross Faces SEC Probe

Gross, co-founder and chief investment officer of Pimco, and other executives have reportedly been interviewed by the SEC as part of the probe.

India Strips Watchdog Agency Of Powers To Cap Prices Of Nonessential Drugs

In July, the agency had capped prices of over 100 nonessential drugs, triggering protests by many pharmaceutical companies.

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