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Whole Foods will stop selling products made using a prison labor program after a protest at one of its stores in Texas.

Consumers still will be able to use existing swipe cards in the EMV readers – until banks replace those cards.

German vehicle maker Volkswagen’s logo adorns the wall at a northern Virginia dealership in the United States on Tuesday.

She’s great at connecting emotionally with the pro-life base in the party.

The scandal broke out on September 18, when the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said Volkswagen had to refit almost half a million cars equipped with illegal software to bypass diesel emissions tests.

Exxon Mobil Corp. said Wednesday it will sell its refinery in Torrance, California to PBF Energy, a New Jersey-based refining company, following an explosion at the facility in February.

The jobless rate, which is derived from a separate survey of households, was unchanged only because 350,000 workers stopped looking for work last month and were no longer counted as part of the labour force.

Indonesian people pray in Pekanbaru on September 15, 2015.

World Cup oblivion awaits if England lose for a second time in a fiercely competitive Pool A to become the first host nation to exit the tournament at the group stage, a fate made possible by the 28-25 loss to Wales.

The Netherlands has climbed back from eighth to fifth place in the latest edition of the World Economic Forum’s Global Competitiveness Report.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped as much as 259 points in early trade, but recovered somewhat to trade 62 points, or 0.4, higher at 16,335, with losses in financials including (http://www.marketwatch.com/story/ugly-jobs-report-is-punishing-financial-stocks-2015-10-02)J.P....

FCA reveals a drop in the number of complaints about general insurance to 1,204,783.

France and Australia have joined other countries in launching investigations into Volkswagen, while an Italian consumer group has filed a class action lawsuit, accusing Volkswagen of deceiving vehicle owners and potentially harming the environment.

The company best known for its single-cup brewers has been reeling since introducing the Keurig 2.0 platform that has irked java sippers with its restrictive label-scanning technology.

Around 1,700 jobs are being axed after SSI announced earlier this week that it would mothball iron and steelmaking at the site.