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AIG will sell its last non-core business as it finally finds a buyer for its aircraft leasing business.

Stocks seem set to open higher at the beginning of a week that features a range of data releases and the crucial FOMC meeting.

Factory activity was fueled by rising exports, while low demand within the euro zone suppressed growth in the service sector.

The deal, involving GSK's pharma unit, is the company's second large investment in an Indian subsidiary this year.

Tesla currently has 41 functioning fast-charging stations in the U.S. that Model S owners can use for free.

Companies looking to cut back on sugar and salt are turning to biotech to shore up the taste of processed food.

Visa and MasterCard win an approval to resolve complaints over high swipe fees.

Gun sales after the Newtown tragedy soared as consumers sought to stay ahead of potential legislation.

America's civil engineers say the nation's infrastructure needs vast improvement

A recent study finds that U.S. ports need upgrades as the sizes of vessels increase.

American aviation infrastructure is grossly under-performing in 2013 and was rated in a recent report as "poor."

A merger would leave the U.S. wireless market dominated by three big companies.

Will GM's relationship with the Europe's second-largest automaker continue?

Latin American air transport will keep rising, if government policies do not ground it.

The airplane manufacturer has added nearly 600,000 sq. ft. since 2012 and will add more.

Honda wants its MDX to cause a sensation in the luxury SUV segment, but not with rattling driveshafts.

As the second leg of the Keystone XL Pipeline approaches completion, the project faces growing pressure from opposition groups.

The candidates for Microsoft CEO include Qualcomm COO Steve Mollenkopf.

The rate of negative company earnings guidance has rocketed in recent weeks to unprecedented highs.

The World Resources Institute's new study finds that water shortages and related stress levels impact economy.

A government crackdown on imported alcohol is causing some tension among retailers.

Norway is Tesla’s largest overseas market because the Model S is a cheap car there.

With an A-list celebrity helping, electric cars may finally begin to get cool status among the Chinese.

Did the question of a Fed taper became a little more muddled after Thursday’s jobless claims data clocked in at a two-month high?

Boeing said its “best and final” offer to build key parts of its new jet in the Puget Sound region was rejected by the main workers’ union.

How has our consumer habits changed in the past 100 years? Examining letters to Santa from 1913-2013

Ten original and gender-friendly gift ideas to put in your kids stockings this Christmas.

Gold prices have been heavily influenced by ‘paper’ trading of gold contracts, overpowering the dynamics of much smaller physical gold market.

Mary Barra will become GM's first female CEO on January 15, 2014.