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Making calls from the wilderness. Sending photos from the most remote corners of the globe. And doing it all from your cellphone.

Let the battle for the $5 T-shirt begin.

Economists agree that the U.S. is teetering on the edge of recession. Someone forgot to tell air travelers.

The U.S.'s pre-eminence among the world's top research universities continues to diminish, according to a new global ranking, while Chinese universities are on the rise, producing a greater quantity and higher quality of research than ever before.

Burger King is gearing up to reclaim lost ground in the battle of the burger giants.

Google's Android mobile software runs on more than three billion active devices, and millions of people use its apps for maps, search and email. Now the tech giant is focused on an area where it isn't so dominant: hardware.

Airlines in need of more pilots and spare parts are increasingly facing another shortage: new jets.

U.S. policy makers aren't likely to take action to slow the dollar's rapid rise despite rising risks of global financial turmoil, analysts say, largely because a strong greenback helps fight domestic inflation.

Take a look at Phil Collins now. The English rocker and his Genesis bandmates have agreed to sell a bundle of their music rights to Concord Music Group Inc., according to the company.

A wave of Chinese car brands is about to wash up in Europe in one of the first big tests of Western appetite for advanced technology from the country. Getting buy-in from both consumers and politicians could take a while.