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Dallas, Texas based Theatro makes voice activated wearables for hands free use.

In a letter to the Obama administration, attorneys general from 13 states said proposed power plant emissions standards need to be refiled.

Record aircraft sales at Boeing boosted orders for American durable goods.

China's electric vehicle subsidy would combat customer concerns of being stranded with a dead battery.

Sales of the breakfast staple are at their lowest in 10 years, but the exact reason isn't clear.

The World Health Organization is the latest health agency to call for regulating electronic cigarettes.

Burger King has agreed to buy Tim Hortons Inc., a Canadian donut and coffee shop chain, for cash and stock.

Many reports had previously suggested a potential delay in the launch of the 5.5-inch version of the iPhone 6, due to production issues.

The civil suit by Mikio Watanabe claimed that Tokyo Electric Power Co Inc (Tepco) was to blame for the July 2011 death of his wife.

The small plane reportedly crashed shortly after taking off from the Cuyahoga County Airport, located about 17 miles east of Cleveland.

Helped by scorching sales, rising valuations and Google's Android One software, India's Karbonn Mobiles is preparing to go public by 2016.

The Microsoft investigation comes amid a spate of anti-trust probes against foreign firms in China.

China’s private car companies can’t seem to compete in a market where state-owned giants have access to foreign technology.

If the iPhone 6 comes in two versions, it suggests Apple rejected the "cheap" iPhone concept but will still offer two price points.

The E-Golf will be priced between a Nissan Leaf and a BMW i3 as VW aims for a small niche.

Zeppelins are distinguished by their incorporation of a rigid frame that shapes the aircraft. Blimps, on the other hand, maintain their shape by regulating pressure.

Calgary pipeline company Enbridge has at least two projects underway to boost tar sands oil shipments.

The first season of Formula E electric sports car racing will showcase wireless-charged BMW pace cars.

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Legal changes caused a slowdown in the number of inversions after the American Jobs Creation Act of 2004, but they have since rebounded.

Kraft and Keurig Green Mountain signed an agreement that will have the former sell its branded coffees in the latter’s special Keurig packaging.

The Cambridge, Massachusetts, energy storage firm once received a $4 million Department of Energy grant to develop an “artificial leaf.”

Important things to know about the telecommunications services company turned up-and-coming mobile manufacturer.

Atlantis Resources says it raised the $85 million it needs to begin work on the 398-megawatt project offshore Scotland.

On Sunday, LG uploaded a teaser video showing off glimpses of a new smart watch, dubbed the "LG G Watch R."

The photos provide a clear look at how much bigger the iPhone 6 could be than the iPhone 5 or iPhone 5s.

Japan’s Fujifilm and its U.S. partner MediVector plan to use the drug in the fight against Ebola.

A group called "Lizard Squad" claimed responsibility for the attack and said that it was targeting the company for its corporate greed.

The acquisition would be Roche's largest since 2009, when it bought out the remaining stake it did not own in Genentech for about $47 billion.