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If rumors are to be believed, the company has been planning an upgrade to its iMac lineup sometime this week.

The pricing change is designed to encourage customers to pack light and compact when shipping, to save space and fuel.

The latest Galaxy S5 variant will support the new SK Telecom LTE-A 4G service, which currently offers a maximum speed of 225 Mbps.

The boat, whose passengers included women and children, sank at the mouth of a river shortly after midnight.

The extra height on the iPhone 6 is attributed to the extended bezel area on the top and bottom of the device’s display.

Trade between China and UK, which is the former's third-largest trading partner in Europe, was estimated at $70 billion last year.

Online sites where World Cup fans can buy jerseys and other merchandise.

In prepared testimony to be delivered to the House of Representatives Energy and Commerce Committee, Barra also will say that Kenneth Feinberg, who is overseeing the creation of a compensation fund, will have "full authority to establish eligibility criteria for victims and determine compensation levels."

The billionaire Green family is drawing scrutiny for an effort to introduce a biblical curriculum to U.S. public schools.

California solar company SolarCity told investors Tuesday that it would enter bumpy world of solar panel manufacturing by acquiring panel maker Silevo.

After criticism from Chinese officials, Wal-Mart Stores Inc. will be spending much more on food safety.

Global oil analysts are closely watching Iraq. Here's why.

A plan to freeze radioactive water leaking from Japan's battered Fukushima nuclear plant is behind schedule, TEPCO says.

Spanish-language network is drawing huge numbers of World Cup viewers, and some don't even speak Spanish.

Right now, you have to pay to know what automakers are telling mechanics and the government about car defects.

Chewing tobacco has been an iconic part of baseball for decades, but critics say it’s a fatal habit that needs to be banned.

Suze Orman's 'Approved' prepaid debit card is discontinued by Bancorp Bank.

Royal Dutch Shell will sell the majority of its stake in Woodside Petroleum, Australia's largest independent oil and natural gas producer.

Oil giant BP announced Tuesday that it would sign a $20 billion liquefied natural gas with China this week in London.

The North American shale boom will spread to Russia and Latin America next, the International Energy Agency expects.

"It is not possible that the Iraqi government return and fill these huge areas that it left."

The device still lacks the Wave feature, which would allow users to stop alarms by waving under the sensor.

U.S and Europe had already cleared the plan, but China's rejection killed it.

Geely's strategy for Volvo is being closely watched as a possible model for other Chinese companies.

The project in the untapped Galilee Basin could produce 60 million tons of coal a year for use in power stations.

Obama's executive order will ban discrimination by companies that win federal contracts.

The market is responding to instability in Iraq, but the Kurdistan Regional Government seeks to bring stability.

Obama's climate change plan offers nearly $1 billion to help communities not just recover from natural disasters, but prepare for them.

The switch issue is similar to the defect linked to at least 13 deaths in an earlier, 2.6-million vehicle recall of Chevrolet Cobalts and other small cars.