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Climate change could wreak havoc on winemakers and force them to leave the regions that have made them famous.

Originally from California, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones told reporters not having a team in Los Angeles has been a "black eye" for the league.

The eruption of the Irazu volcano in the 1960s was fueled by magma that rose 22 miles in just two months.

Visitors do not realize that the seemingly benign and docile cows they see are actually dangerous creatures.

Also, the Fed said Wednesday that its outlook on the nation's economy was slightly less optimistic than a few months ago.

Justin Bieber's tour bus was found with marijuana for the second time this year, after crossing the U.S. border.

Ford plans to drop $5B into its global pension program this year. Rising interest rates would help reduce its shortfall further.

Starbucks is switching its Wi-Fi provider from AT&T to Google, saying speeds will increase by a factor of 10.

Mohammad Sarwar is reportedly close to Pakistan’s new Prime Minister, Nawaz Sharif, of the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz party.

There's no love lost between Anthony Weiner campaign manager Barbara Morgan and ex-intern Olivia Nuzzi.

Chinese tourists accounted for 24 percent of tax-free consumption worldwide in 2012.

Nine of them used to be major manufacturing centers.

In an apparent effort to bolster Assad's image, an Instagram account cropped up last week posting positive pictures of the Syrian leader.

The two workers say they should have been paid for the time they spent undergoing bag searches every day.

The natural gas boom has helped petrochemical companies be more competitive, and they want to stay that way.

If the IPO is successful, it may signal that investors are confident the U.S. housing market's recovery will continue.

Not all drones are equipped with missiles. FlyTronic's aren't, and the company is seeking to expand into civilian markets.

A surge in U.S. business investment helped lift second-quarter GDP past consensus estimates.

More civilians have been killed in Syria, as rebel and government forces battle over several strategic areas.

The July job creation was broad-based and greater than Wall Street was expecting.

There were 1 million more jobless in the EU than in June 2012, and youth unemployment neared 60% in Greece and Spain.