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The reggae singer’s family is on board with a private firm to launch ‘Marley Natural’, a strain of marijuana meant for healing.
Reversing QE has begun and the challenge now is for the Fed’s new chairperson to keep it in check.
Google and Yahoo! are fuming over revelations that the agency intercepted their users’ records.
United States authorities increase scrutiny of the digital currency.
People sending emails to Google’s Gmail users have no "reasonable expectation" that it will be confidential, says the company in a court filing.
Bankruptcy is seen as the motor city’s last resort and even then its recovery will be difficult.
The US and the European Union start talks to create the world’s largest free-trade agreement, amid diplomatic tensions over recent spying revelations.
Boeing has completed the first successful tests of its troubled Dreamliner 787 since the jet was grounded following battery fires.
BP’s "every dollar counts" culture led to the fatal Deepwater Horizon disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.
The US vice-presidential candidate has denied he profited from a 2008 meeting with the Federal Reserve chair Ben Bernanke.
McDonald’s, the fast food giant that managed to ride out much of the Great Recession, has been bitten by the global slowdown.
Microsoft has launched its own series of tablet computers as the tech giant fights to regain ground lost to Apple’s hugely popular iPad.
A lot still needs to happen in the alternative fuels vehicle market before sales figures start to rise.
An "al-Qaeda sympathiser" has been arrested in New York for allegedly planning bomb attacks targeting soldiers, police cars and post offices.
The rich are having the best of times while the middle and lower classes are struggling to survive.
At $199, the wireless media player/book reader/web browser/geegaw will be the cheapest of its kind when it is released.
Analysts say standoff between Obama and Republicans could spark a global recession.
A new book on Goldman Sachs says the bank will take years to reinstate its image.
A nun leads the charge against the excessive amounts paid to corporate chiefs.
A 60-year-old Walmart employee came up against the world’s biggest retailer in another round of the largest sex discrimination case in history.
