BMW's sales rose faster in June than at Audi and Mercedes as demand from China and the US helped the German luxury car maker to extend a lead over its two main rivals in the first six months of the year. Sales at BMW's core brand were up 9.4 percent in …

The automaker reported selling 8,931 cars in the first half of 2013. … Despite its niche, luxury-green market, Tesla's stock price has more than tripled in the last year, prompting some analysts to voice concerns that the shares are overvalued …

Brazil – clear inflation problem and seemingly little resolve to fix it. China commodities consumption reliance. Major high–end real estate bubble. Canada/Australia – real estate/consumer credit bubble. China commodity and Asian real estate speculation …

I made an electronic facsimile of the book for my iPad using high-resolution scans of the pages, and spent hours—which turned into days and weeks—flipping through the pages, captivated by the smallest details in the margins. A tiny drawing of a …

"In the end, nothing identified on EDA's components posed a significant risk to EDA's operations," the report said. "The destruction of IT components was clearly unnecessary because only common …. Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) chips are now …

Now that the market for high–end smartphones has become saturated, Apple needs a new gig. It appears that wearable gadgets may be the answer. Apple has been registering the "iWatch" trademark across the world. Many uses of iWatch have been …

World economic growth will struggle to accelerate this year as a U.S. expansion weakens, China's economy levels off and Europe's recession deepens, the International Monetary Fund said. Global growth will be 3.1 percent this year, unchanged from the …

WASHINGTON: The International Monetary Fund on Tuesday cut its global economic growth forecast, citing new downside risks in key emerging-market economies and a deeper recession in the eurozone. The IMF projected the world's economy would grow …

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