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“A profitable asteroid industry is upon us.”

As several new companies are ensnared in the latest Chinese food scandal, experts recommend concrete steps.

Major U.S. airlines, including Delta and United, are suspending service to Israel amid fears of missile strikes and safety concerns.

In a new Bloomberg ranking of public company 401(k) plans, Facebook comes in last.

The Palo Alto electric car company is preparing for Model X crossover production by closing factory production for two weeks.

Climate change is affecting hockey players, the NHL said in the first sustainability report for a professional sports league.

Verizon Communication shares edged higher on Tuesday after the company reported earnings of $1.01 per share on revenue of $31.5 billion.

Household budgets are getting squeezed as prices for goods and services are rising a bit faster than incomes.

A doctor who had practiced for 25 years was found to have secretly filmed his patients during pelvic exams.

French President Francois Hollande says Russia's attitude will determine whether France delivers contracted warship.

IMAX, which currently operates more than 170 screens in the country, reportedly plans to open more than 230 screens by 2021.

Apple has reportedly asked its suppliers to manufacture components for up to 120 million iPhones by the end of 2014.

A Tokyo-based spokesman for McDonald's in Japan said the company had sourced about a fifth of its Chicken McNuggets from Shanghai Husi.

Police reportedly said that the time and cause of death could not be immediately determined as the body was badly decayed when found.

Xiaomi has partnered with Flipkart.com, India’s largest e-commerce company, to sell its new Mi3 handset, starting Tuesday.

The airline, which suffered its second major disaster in four months last week, has lost nearly $1.3 billion over the last three years.

Experts say a surface-to-air missile most likely brought down MH17.

Handover of MH17 black boxes following U.N. resolution demanding a full investigation of the crash.

Shares of Netflix rose after reporting earnings of $1.15 per share on revenue of $1.34 billion following the closing bell on Monday.

The Mustang, Corvette, Accord and 3-Series are some of the most recognized cars, but they’re change a lot over the decades.

The U.S. Air Force says SpaceX launch procedures have ‘anomalies’ that prevent it from being certified for military missions.

The South Portland City Council is expected to approve a ban on exports of Canadian tar sands crude.

Alibaba could cut $100 billion from the value of its initial public offering to avoid a dropoff in the days that follow.

Despite a rotten-meat scandal, the top American fast-food brands are proving resilient in the Chinese market.

One of the fastest-growing economic regions in the world could also become an innovation hub.

The U.K. will soon introduce electric cars to agencies’ fleets based on ‘the whole life cost of each vehicle.’

One of the Middle East's largest builders accounts for 5 percent of Dubai's stock market.

A U.S. natural gas drilling increase in 2014 helped deliver strong second-quarter revenues to major oilfield service providers like Halliburton Co.

The sale comes as a new wave of sanctions raise concerns about Russian-American business financing.