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The hottest label for Mexico’s new middle class seems to be “Made in America.” Nearly 1,120 miles away from Dallas — where the Usry family not only welcomed ABC News into its home  but also l...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks rose at the open on speculation Spain will soon request a bailout, seen by some as the necessary next step to alleviating the euro zone's debt crisis.

The aviation sector is renowned as a carbon intensive business, but an increasing number of airports are looking to change that by integrating the latest green-tech into their daily operations.

(Reuters) - A U.S. court removed a temporary sales ban against Samsung Electronics Co Ltd's Galaxy Tab 10.1 won by Apple Inc in a patent dispute, allowing the South Korean company to sell the product in the United States...

The 13th annual report from Interbrand ranks what it deems the 100 most valuable brands worldwide, and Coca-Cola, Apple, I.B.M. and Google lead the list.

The deficit hysteria and the "fiscal cliff" are all about cutting government and the things We, the People do for each other, so that the billionaires can have more.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg got some facetime with Russian Prime Minister Dimitri Medvedev on Monday, as part of a trip to boost the social network's standing in the country.

If Gold Peak Tea has a flavor to soothe a family of angry lawyers, the company might want to serve it up fast. Theodore Scott,...

As the Angry Birds of the gaming industry and the proliferation of mobile entertainment take hold, it would seem we’re heading into a video game future where all content – or most of it – is cloud-ba...

WASHINGTON -- The U.S. economy is looking more resilient, thanks in part to encouraging signs for the two most expensive purchases most Americans make: cars and homes.

And now for something completely pleasant. Nicole Kidman, Joe Torre, Julianne Moore, America Ferrara, Willie Mays, Gabrielle Union and Ed Harris have teamed up with national nonprofit Futures Without Violence to lau...

Seven years after the $35 Billion Sprint-Nextel merger, the Nextel portion of the chimera is losing 690'000 subs per quarter while the Spint portion is adding 440'000 subs per quarter. Seven year...

Human creativity, it seems, knows no bounds when it comes to inventing new ways to build a petroleum-based fire inside an enclosed metal space and then convert the resulting energy pulse into forward motion. Fevered brai...

I'm just back from a week long business trip to Las Vegas. Initially there participating in the very successful launch of tibbr's app marketplace with my startup, myself and my co-founder stayed on to check out the Vegas...

When facing a powerful opponent on a field of combat Sun Tzu advises, in the  Art of War, to attack the weakest points. This is what Apple has done to Google by choosing China as the best venue i...

Although beta-blockers have been a cornerstone of therapy for patients with coronary artery disease for more than a generation, a new study published in JAMA suggests that that in the modern era beta block...

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New York City commuters no longer can lie to say they were late because of subway delays. That’s because the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which manages the city’s public transportation, has ...

An ad executive says many well-meaning companies are misled by bad, outdated advice on advertising in the Middle East.

LinkedIn hopes to jazz up its news feed with the addition of 150 super influencers on the network who fans can follow, a la Twitter.

"It's a woman's world," Vogue contributing editor Andre Leon Talley said as he prepared an installation of little black dresses for a new exhibit at the Savannah College of Art and Design.

Finance chiefs at dozens of U.S. retailers think their companies have so-called showrooming -- the phenomenon of shoppers using brick-and-mortar stores to check out merchandise but then buy it online -- under control, ac...