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In this Monday, May 18, 2015, photo, an automated machine packages the drug Kogenate FS, a medicine used to replace the clotting factor missing in people with hemophilia, at Bayer Corporation labs in Berkeley, Calif. (AP Photo/Ben Margot)

Bayer Expands Presence in U.S.

by Linda A. Johnson AP Business WriterApril 3, 2016

Tesla Motors unveils the new lower-priced Model 3 sedan at the Tesla Motors design studio Thursday, March 31, 2016, in Hawthorne, Calif. It doesn't go on sale until late 2017, but in the first 24 hours that order banks were open, Tesla said it had more than 115,000 reservations. Long lines at Tesla stores, reminiscent of the crowds at Apple stores for early models of the iPhone, were reported from Hong Kong to Austin, Texas, to Washington, D.C. Buyers put down a $1,000 deposit to reserve the car. (AP Photo/Justin Prichard)

Tesla Pre-Orders Near 200,000

by Charles Fleming Los Angeles Times, and Samantha Masunaga Los Angeles TimesApril 2, 2016

Low Interest Rates Lead To Refinancing

by Alan J. Heavens The Philadelphia InquirerMarch 27, 2016

An office building inside the Googleplex headquarters in Mountain View, California, in February. Google is third in cloud computing, and to climb this ranking, the Alphabet Inc. subsidiary will massively expand its network of data centers, a move that fits with Google’s tendency to rely on technological solutions to challenges. MUST CREDIT: Bloomberg photo by Michael Short.

Google Pushes Ahead With Cloud Race With Rival Amazon

by Jack Clark BloombergMarch 26, 2016

Hybrids Have Come Into Their Own

by Tom Krisher AP Auto WriterMarch 26, 2016

Good Value in New iPhone SE

by Anick Jesdanun AP Technology WriterMarch 26, 2016

Farmer Matthew Starr sifts through non-GMO corn as it loads into a semi truck to be taken to grain elevators earlier this month. Starr grows both GMO and non-GMO grains. He is fine with labeling GMO and non-GMO products as long as it is done on a federal basis.

Q&A: GMO Division Disturbs Ag Secretary

by Greg Trotter Chicago TribuneMarch 26, 2016

Fishermen at the Kirshnapatnam Co. port in Kirshnapatnam, India, in June. India's shipping ministry’s long-awaited rules announced March 7 impose conditions that will end up hindering the growth of Indian ports, industry groups warn.

India Botches Port Project

by Dhwani Pandya BloombergMarch 26, 2016

Andrew Larsen in one of the family's two aging vehicles: "It's kind of on borrowed time." (Leila Navidi/Minneapolis Star Tribune/TNS)

U.S. Hasen’t Eased Up Much on Gas Pedal

by Janet Moore Star TribuneMarch 26, 2016

Scope Maker Raised Prices During Crisis superbug outbreak

by Chad Terhune And Melody Petersen Los Angeles TimesMarch 26, 2016