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President Obama has removed one of the last obstacles to oil drilling in the Arctic and granted Shell permission to develop new exploratory wells that could bring the company enormous profits.
Wine ages and changes flavors and aromas over time, sitting in wood barrels and then sitting in glass bottles.
The United States manufactures more guns now than it ever has before, according to a new report on firearms commerce from the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF).
John McAfee is an enigma.
Last week, Tesla CEO Elon Musk unveiled the latest updates to the company's ground breaking Model S.
Just minutes after rumors of Axel Springer Verlag's interest in buying The Financial Times were flatly denied, Marketwatch reports that Japanese financial newspaper Nikkei said Thursday that it is buying Financial Times from U.K. publishing group Pea
Sale by Pearson does not include 50% stake in the Economist or the newspaper's Southwark Bridge headquarters
The EU accused six top Hollywood studios and the Sky TV pay channel on Thursday of breaching antitrust laws, in the latest salvo in Brussels' efforts to break down digital barriers in Europe.
The streets of downtown Austin are stirring blearily to life as the turducken street taco that is SXSW--a weeklong tech expo wrapped inside a film festival and finished off with a music showcase--shakes off the previous night's revelry.
In March of this year, 25-year-old Providence escort and mother of three, Ashley Masi, posted an ad on Backpage, a Craigslist-esque message board website where one can find everything from old furniture to 15-minute blowjobs for sale.
BRICS New Development Bank (NDB) has opened for operations in Shanghai, and will seek to deploy its $50 billion initial capital to fund infrastructure and sustainable development projects.
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The property agent Knight Frank is predicting a "fire sale" of Greek islands over the next few years.
AshleyMadison, a website that helps individuals hook up for affairs, has been hacked. The site claims to serve over 37.5 million users, and the hackers responsible say that the stolen data includes customer information including real names and addres
Everyday delivery moves one step closer as Federal Aviation Authority-approved drone successfully deposits medicine to rural health clinic
"It's very, very frustrating from the perspective that you don't know how much more they know that they're not telling you"
Can anything slow down the marijuana movement?
"The Front Page of the Internet" is clamping down on commenters
Last month, the California Labor Commission made a ruling against Uber that could have big implications for the $50 billion ride-hailing company.
Upgraded performance and range -- and Autopilot status
When Pope Francis used his bully pulpit to speak out about climate change, conservative global warming deniers were quick to dismiss him. U.S. Sen. James Inhofe said, "The pope ought to stay with his job, and we'll stay with ours."
It was recently reported that the world's first robot hotel has opened in Japan, and it even features a dinosaur robot as a receptionist.
Last week, former Secretary of Education and US Senator Lamar Alexander wrote in the Wall Street Journal that a college degree is both affordable and an excellent investment.
SPERRYVILLE, VIRGINIA-- At Cooter's, a store in rural Sperryville, Virginia, about 120 kilometers west of Washington, D.C., Confederate flags sell briskly.
In a collectivist society, "offenses" aren't defined by behavior, but rather by identity.
When it comes online, Tesla's $5 billion "Gigafactory" will be one of the largest lithium-ion battery production facilities in the world.
Des Moines doesn't have a reputation for being particularly hip … or space-constrained. In this city of a bit more than 200,000 people, you can buy a three-bedroom house for less than $150,000 and find yourself a short drive from acres of rolling
The Iran nuclear agreement may unleash the country's mercantile instincts, which are undimmed by the regime's dark realities
Adult coloring books are giving Harper Lee a run for the money on best-seller lists this summer.
Under pressure from shareholders, company promised eight years ago to stop funding climate denial but financial and tax records tell a different story.
