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The 2013 Subaru Forester tops the crash safety list from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.

New York State's Financial Services Department ordered the car-sharing service RelayRides to cease and desist its repeated false advertising and violations of insurance law, which are putting the public at risk.

After exiting the racing circuit in 2008, the Japanese automaker thinks the smaller F1 engine specs are right up its alley.

A problem with engines in Boeing’s 777 jumbo jet has caused engines to fail in mid-flight twice this year.

The department store retailer reported lower earnings, but it beat Wall Street estimates as it managed to do more with less.

Years ago, the same thing happened with another Apple manufacturer that began to develop its own products. That company is Samsung.

The world's largest retailer made $3.78 billion in profit in its first quarter of 2013. Analysts expected more.

Mining and commodities trading giant Glencore Xstrata appointed former BP chief executive Tony Hayward as interim chairman.

Could the U.S. housing recovery be starting to fade?

Hundreds of residents of Kunming, China, are protesting planned paraxylene production in their backyard.

HSBC will declare 14,000 layoffs through 2016 in an effort to save up to $3 billion.

An aircraft carrying 21 people crashed while trying to land at a mountain airstrip, some 200 kilometers (125 miles) northwest of Kathmandu.

Dealers and lenders are once again selling cars to people who are bad credit risks, but trend still below recession levels.

John Potter's daughter abused her power of attorney and put the deed to his Ohio house in her name.

The New York region's factories took a hit as stores scaled back inventories and prices for products declined.

Fake brand-name condoms are a lucrative business in China, but the police are getting wise to it.

Kellogg Company has unveiled two new flavors of its hit breakfast snack Pop-Tarts for peanut butter lovers: Gone Nutty Peanut Butter and Gone Nutty Chocolate Peanut Butter.

Wal-Mart's first quarter started soft. The question is whether traffic picked up toward May or not.

Financial District Wine and Liquor has the only bottle in the United States of the most expensive Cognac in the world.

Owners paint over cracks and resume work in a factory adjacent to unstable building.

The EU is investigating whether oil giants colluded in reporting distorted prices to fix market prices for oil.

Burger King will be introducing the BK Rib as part of its summer menu.

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Debt-choked euro zone nations are selling swanky real estate properties as they try to get their financial house in order.

Taco Bell is trying out a new breakfast waffle taco with scrambled eggs, sausage and syrup.

Cameras were all focused on One World Trade Center as it reached its final height. However, this video gives a unique breathtaking view from the spire itself.

Skechers settled charges over its unfounded claims that its shoes help people lose weight and tone muscles.

Alibaba has been gearing up to complete its IPO this year, with estimates as high as $100 billion.

The new ways to extract light crude and Canada's tar sands are radically changing the oil playing field.