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Despite incentives worth thousands of dollars and license plates that are easy to obtain, Beijingers aren’t flocking to electric cars.

House Republicans have pushed the EPA for two years to disclose the "secret science" behind its decision-making.

James H. Gellert, Rapid Ratings CEO, discussed Twitter's earnings and why his firm does not have a high rating for the social networking giant.

The call to switch to gold mining stocks is increasingly popular among industry experts.

Rancho Feeding Corp. issued a recall for more than 8.7 million pounds of its beef products after reportedly processing diseased and unsound animals.

The airborne early warning and control system, which is based around the 737-700 aircraft, was delivered to Turkey's main operating base.

There are more than 70 bids for the iPhone 5s as of now but eBay could intervene at any time to stop the auction.

Monday may be a slow day, but the rest of the week -- with earnings, Janet Yellen's address and economic data -- could be anything but.

Disappointing economic data from the U.S. last week led to bulk sell-offs in Asian markets, including those in India.

HTC sold one in every 10 smartphones globally two years ago, but in 2013 its worldwide market share took a dive.

Two of Detroit's Big Three automakers showcased their latest products at the ongoing New Delhi auto show.

A Starbucks spokesman reportedly said that "Dumb Starbucks" is "obviously" unaffiliated with the Seattle-based chain.

The company's decision, which will result in the loss of 2,500 jobs, follows similar decisions by General Motors Holden and Ford.

The region has seen a recent boom fueled by the rise of discount carriers that are attempting to ramp up capacity to serve a growing market.

Roche also sued the Drug Controller General of India for approving the drugs CANMAb and Hertraz-, generic versions of Herceptin.

Court records show that Getty Images has filed a string of recent federal lawsuits, inviting claims of “copyright trolling” from its critics.

Drug companies sometimes resist providing experimental drugs to terminal cancer patients. Here's why, and what it means to patients.

We mapped the cigarette tax and number of smokers in each state, and here’s what we found.

After feeding much of its natural resources into China and Thailand, Myanmar has decided to satisfy its own demand first.

What's more, a new study suggests that current Model S owners can actually make money in the used car market.

Tim Halloran discusses how brands are able to romance us, the consumers and what commercials we can expect to see at The Olympics.

Concerns about how much of available groundwater hydraulic fracturing actually uses feed into concerns about drought in some parts of the U.S.

Daily launches into space may not be far off, as the U.S. Department of Defense moves ahead with a special drone project.

Daniel Boockvar, Chief Customer Officer at Girl Scouts of the USA, revealed where the revenue from the $800 million cookie program goes.

As a result of the drought, California is importing power from the northwest, which also has a lower-than-normal water supply.

During Mathew Martoma's trial, a witness testified that the feds were “really after a man named Steven A. Cohen.”

Given the screen-size of the sapphire displays, it is likely that the new screen could be a key feature of the iPhone 6.

While the stage looks set for a higher open, jobs data for January will be key.

More big-name corporate earnings announcements will hit the tape next week.