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Global automakers may face a glut of cars they can’t sell as China’s economy rapidly cools.

Sergio Marchionne says he has crunched the numbers and insists a GM-FCA merger would increase cash flow by billions.

In 2014 oil prices were above $100 a barrel; now experts say getting above $50 will be difficult with excess supply and a possible economic slowdown.

Blue Bell Creameries said in April that it would embark on an "intensive cleaning program" of its plants.

To address a big problem with birds getting stuck in aircraft engines during flight, monkeys are responding to a call of duty.

Hundreds of residents had protested demanding compensation in the wake of the blasts that killed at least 150 people at a hazardous chemicals warehouse earlier in August.

Eni predicted the find could help meet Egypt's gas needs for decades to come.

"I saw at least 30 ambulances and three helicopters. The smoke was very heavy," says a witness close to the blaze at Saudi Aramco's apartment complex in the city of Khobar.

The owner of adultery website Ashley Madison had already been struggling to sell itself or raise funds for at least three years before the publication of details about its members.

Tesla reportedly wants the Obama administration to pressure the Chinese president to lift restrictions on the operations of U.S. automakers in his country.

German oceanographic experts have said that ocean current modeling leads them to believe that the search area in the southern Indian Ocean could be thousands of miles off-target.

China’s slowing economy will have a profound impact on automakers who have come to rely on the country's unsustainable growth.

Despite showing large gains for women and Hispanics, Twitter managed to hire just 16 African-Americans since its last diversity report.

Foreigners will no longer be restricted to one property in China, as the country seeks to boost the slowing real estate sector, seen as key to the economy.

McDonald’s and Tyson Food have cut ties with a Tennessee poultry farm after a video surfaced on Thursday that showed the supplier engaging in severe animal cruelty, the Wall Street Journal reported.

Tesla Motors received a second glowing endorsement from Consumer Reports, this time for the performance version of the Model S.

The station owner said the sale was a promotion to celebrate updates to the store.

The search giant claims the European Commission's "preliminary conclusions are wrong as a matter of fact, law, and economics."

A new report reveals Microsoft has seen a huge jump in Office 365 adoption in the past year, overtaking Google Apps.

Russia’s return on a deal to sell natural gas to China may be little more than a pipe dream.

Chinese police have arrested a driver who allegedly pulled a knife on the woman after suddenly stopping in a tunnel and robbed her of more than 5,000 yuan.

The lawsuit claims the companies hid risks of defective keyless ignition systems, which have been linked to 13 deaths.

Chinese consumers, cautioned by a slowing economy, turbulent stock markets and an anti-corruption crackdown, are traveling less frequently and spending less.

Wang Jianlin, who owns the Dalian Wanda Group, is Asia’s richest man. He reportedly lost about $13 billion in the stocks crash this week.

"Star Wars" fans are almost as eager for the film's toy lineup as they are for the film. Find out how Lucasfilm is unveiling them.

The cannabis industry has battled stigma and now marijuana universities are determined to foster a sense of legitimacy for pot professionals.

More than 60,000 square kilometers, or 23,000 square miles, of the Indian Ocean have been combed for evidence of the missing plane so far.

Oil-field service provider Schlumberger has agreed to purchase oil gear provider Cameron with hopes of breakthroughs in well technology.

Oil-producing nations are reeling from the latest drop in crude prices, which threatens to further erode federal budgets and fuel political insecurity.