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A U.S. bankruptcy judge reportedly offered the go-ahead for the plan that will put the company on target to exit bankruptcy in about two weeks.

The Model S electric car received a better than perfect rating from the NHTSA.

An AirTran flight was diverted and forced to make an emergency landing after a passenger attempted to open the emergency exit.

Commercial real estate development lagged significantly in 2013 and traditionally picks up after the residential housing recovery.

Demand for bird's nests is increasing as people become wealthier in Asia, and Vietnam hopes to capitalize on the market.

Falling metals prices, especially for gold and copper, have forced mining companies to take big write-downs.

The best U.S. companies to work for tended to generate better returns than those with weaker corporate brands or staff morale.

If GM CEO Dan Akerson has his way, the next Chevrolet Volt will see its MPGe break 100.

Flying to Myanmar? Not a problem! Many airlines now offer direct flights to the once closed-off nation.

With the decline in the grade of mined ore and the need for greater capacity, ultra-class haulers now account for 16% of the global payload.

Novartis' newly developed compound is designed to treat patients with sporadic inclusion body myositis.

Moritz Erhardt, a 21-year-old intern at a London Bank of America office, died after reportedly working three days straight at his internship. Was he overworked?

Radiation from the water could make a person seriously sick within hours.

On Tuesday, U.S. and Canadian apparel companies are scheduled to meet in Chicago to initiate the implementation of a five-year safety plan.

Zhan Baosheng tried to claim the trademarks of at least three other companies since 2006.

With a new city plan and an already amazing Changi International Airport, Singapore has ambitious plans.

Apple’s new plastic iPhone 5C may beat iPhone 5S in shipments in the third quarter of 2013, according to an analyst.

The wait for the release of the FOMC meeting minutes could keep U.S. stocks rangebound.

Al Jazeera America is set to launch on American cable networks Tuesday afternoon with more than 14 hours of daily hard news programming.

A Los Angeles startup lets you hire fake protesters, paparazzi, adoring fans or any crowd you need. Is this the future of crowd support?

The hedge fund adviser and his Harbinger Capital Partners admitted wrongdoing in an SEC investigation.

J.C. Penney Company Inc. (NYSE: JCP) is expected to report second quarter earnings before the bell on Tuesday.

One industry estimate shows that gold producers could be losing $100 to $200 for every ounce sold at current market prices.

The Home Depot Inc. (NYSE: HD) and Lowe's Companies Inc. (NYSE: LOW) are scheduled to report second quarter earnings this week.

Google (GOOG) briefly went down on Friday, and the company refuses to say why.

Anti-corruption measures, a slowing economy and oversupply are hurting China's luxury hotels.

Urban Outfitters (Nasdaq: URNB) is scheduled to report second quarter results after the bell on Monday.

Mexicans see president Peña Nieto reform of the oil monopoly Pemex as a positive move, but only if it's limited.

Toyota has been bearish on 2013 U.S. auto sales compared to its competition’s relatively optimistic estimates. Not anymore.