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Nicolás Maduro claims the U.S. did not allow the Venezuelan presidential plane to fly over Puerto Rico.

This will provide ample opportunity for policymakers to give some guidance on what financial markets should watch for to avoid a repeat of a major miscommunication.

Two decades after my mom and dad went to the world's most reclusive nation, I set off on a similar journey, and re-created their photos.

What could make four of the largest oil companies in the world pull out of the most promising of Brazil's oil sites?

Caterpillar was seeing negative retail sales in all markets except Latin America -- until now.

Surprisingly, it's not an activist or an influential VIP blogger, but a teenage boy.

Belgium has been a big proponent of removing sanctions on Zimbabwe's diamond industry.

Automation is a fact of life in auto assembly, but when Chrysler needs engines quickly, it looks for human support.

Built to rival the Eiffel Tower and then relegated to theme parks, the Ferris wheel has emerged anew as the ultimate status symbol.

Apple could beat earlier estimates to sell 34.5 million iPhones in the third quarter, according to Morgan Stanley.

Apple products are now available in Myanmar through authorized resellers, but they had been offered there long before in the black market.

Japan will send a trade and technical delegation to Bangalore shortly to discuss the project.

Five years after the financial crisis, Iceland has turned its back on EU negotiations, claiming that Europe has learned nothing from the crisis.

China will be the world’s largest outbound tourist market in months, so how are global companies adapting to meet the demand?

Thanks partly to government tax hikes and confusing import rules, gold smugglers targeted India as a likely market for illegal gold in 2013.

China is intent on getting its pollution problem under control and that includes public shaming.

Industry activity marginally beat expectations, while August's trade deficit was less than forecast.

Political experts are weighing-in on the implications of China's social media crackdown.

Unlikely partners agree to "in-depth exchange of views" on Syria and other regional issues.

Home prices in China's largest cities have risen at a solid, double-digit rate, on a year-over-year basis.

Rather, just the feet, are being exported to China, which could prove a profitable trade for the U.K.