South Korea bans driving BMWs under recall due to fires
South Korea will ban driving recalled BMWs that haven't received safety checks following dozens of fires the German automaker has blamed on a faulty exhaust gas component.
Global markets stabilize as Turkey jitters ease
Asian stock markets were mixed Tuesday after Wall Street declined and Turkey's currency crisis fed fears about emerging markets.
Asian markets mixed after Wall St falls on Turkey jitters
Stocks are rebounding on Wall Street in early trading Monday, led by gains in technology and health care companies and retailers.
Maduro: Gas prices to spike in Venezuela to fight smugglers
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro says some of the world's cheapest gasoline that his country's drivers enjoy will soon be sold at world market prices to combat rampant smuggling.
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California solar panel mandate an absolute con job: Republican Party chairman
The government never gets it right on the cost, Jim Brulte said.
Phony numbers behind California's solar mandate?
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Merkel and Putin to hold talks on new Baltic pipeline, Syria
Chancellor Angela Merkel's office says she plans weekend talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Germany on issues including the development of a contentious Baltic Sea natural gas pipeline.
Average US price of gas rises 2 cents per gallon to $2.93
Gas is 53 cents a gallon higher than at this time last year.
Average US price of gas rises 2 cents per gallon to $2.93
The average U.S. price of regular-grade gasoline has risen 2 cents a gallon over the past two weeks, to $2.93.
National rig count jumps by 13; Louisiana gains 6 rigs
The number of rigs exploring for oil and natural gas in the U.S. has jumped by 13 this week to 1,057.
Bank of the West's environmental stand faces blowback
Bank of the West's decision to divest from certain fossil fuel investments has run headlong into threats of retaliation in states that get much of their revenue from coal, oil and natural gas extraction.
Turkish turmoil knocks US and European stocks lower
U.S. stocks are skidding Friday morning after a sharp drop in Europe as investors worried about the financial stability of Turkey.
Railroad acknowledges Iowa derailment was flood related
BNSF Railway has acknowledged flooding played a role in a derailment that loosed thousands of gallons of oil into northwest Iowa floodwaters.
Russia-Germany gas pipeline looks to avoid Danish waters
The planned Nord Stream 2 pipeline, which would pump Russian natural gas to Germany under the Baltic Sea, has applied for an alternative route that does not pass through Danish territorial waters.
Judge: Canadian firm can go after Venezuela's US refineries
A Canadian gold mining firm has won the right to go after Venezuela's U.S.-based oil refineries to collect $1.4 billion that it lost in a take-over by the late-President Hugo Chavez.
Company disputes complaint over refinery by national park
The company planning an oil refinery near Theodore Roosevelt National Park in western North Dakota is asking state regulators to dismiss a complaint filed by environmental groups over the site.
Retail gains and bank losses leave US stocks little changed
Major U.S. indexes are little changed Thursday morning as technology stocks rise while energy companies and banks slip.
Poles want coal jobs protected amid green energy shift
Trade union leaders and government officials attending a climate conference in Poland have called for protecting industrial jobs and giving nations the freedom to choose their approaches for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Exxon asked to pay $1.8M for Arkansas oil spill damage
State and federal officials are asking Exxon Mobil to pay more than $1.8 million in compensation for a 2013 oil spill in Arkansas.











