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Thanks to a certain TV show, consumers once a year feel more powerful than big corporations.

Razer stopped by this week to introduce the launch of their new laptop. The 0.7-inch computer is called the Razer Blade and will be priced at $2,199.

A panel of experts on clean cooking technology visited the United Nations during the 58th Commission on the status of women.

What's more, the infrastructure problem could persist throughout 2014, as railroads turn to shipping more-profitable crude oil.

The cap is required by a deal over its nuclear program with six global powers: U.S., U.K., France, Germany, Russia and China.

Three years after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, the U.S. government will allow BP to bid for contracts again.

Global oil supplies have danced with record highs this year; unfortunately, it hasn't lowered crude's sky-high price.

Samsung is rumored to introduce the Galaxy S4 Zoom’s successor with an improved camera and processor. Here are some leaked details.

Following Thursday's fall, which was triggered by concerns about China, Friday adds the Ukraine crisis back into the mix.

Worse-than-expected winter weather continues to erode earnings per share growth projections.

Since 1967, Indonesia has been heavily subsidizing the retail prices of diesel, gasoline and kerosene fuel.

In 1998, a Turkish family borrowed $3 billion to create a telecom firm that later went bankrupt.

US Airways spokesperson William McGlashen reportedly said that the National Transportation Safety Board will investigate the incident.

Expanding the search area to the Indian Ocean would be consistent with the theory that the 777 may have detoured to the west about an hour after take-off from the Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur en route to Beijing.

Seven suits in three states announced Thursday claim world’s largest fast-food chain doesn’t get to skirt alleged violations of its franchisers.

But a compelling question remains: will the overhaul and sweeping layoffs satisfy the bank's restive shareholders?

Graco Children's Products issued an expansion of their February 2014 car seat recall to include over 403,000 more products.

It may be six years before General Electric works out the kinks and can sell the fridges commercially.

The outlook for silver prices in relation to China’s giant solar panel industry is slightly bullish, but there are several unknowns.

Sources say the tech giant is "95 percent" confirmed to go public in New York.

Shell says its American upstream businesses is pivotal to company objectives in the immediate years ahead.

The iPhone 6 could be priced at $299 with a contract, $100 more than what Apple charges for the iPhone 5s, according to an analyst.

The Ukraine crisis has affected many business models: here are 10.

The mystery of the missing Malaysian plane continues, amid conflicting reports of its likely fate.

The perfectly legal strategy helps companies substantially reduce their tax burden on profits earned in markets around the world.

Investors will look to domestic data even as markets abroad move on disappointing Chinese data.

A 777-200's cruising speed is 0.84 mach, which is about 640 miles per hour, while flying at an altitude of 35,000 feet.

Earlier, satellite photos had suggested the presence of large debris in the South China Sea.

Calling on Bayer AG to take responsibility for PCBs, a German environmental group plans to speak at the company’s annual stockholders’ meeting.