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Both companies' boards unanimously approved the transaction, which is targeted to close in the third quarter.

Spokesman Alan Adler said the Camaro switches are completely different from those in the Chevy Cobalt and other small cars.

Wholesale gas prices dropped 0.9%, suggesting consumers may see some relief at the gas pump in coming months.

Ford will compensate 215,000 buyers with payments of between $125 and $1,050.

Sony's rivals remain less optimistic about the technology, despite the strides that Oculus and the PlayStation maker have made with sharpness and latency in their headsets.

The best raises have gone to workers with specialized skills in a few booming industries -- energy, transportation, health care, technology.

Contract doesn't include making the wings.

EU officials assessed the fine in 2009 after determining that in 2002-07, Intel awarded rebates to computer makers if they bought exclusively or mostly Intel-made CPUs.

Twitter says it will not name a replacement for Rowghani and did not give a reason for his departure.

Sales were down at specialty clothing stores and electronics stores but posted a solid gain of 0.6% in the category that includes Internet shopping.

Shares of both companies rose slightly in premarket trading after the announcement.

While the International Energy Agency, oil consultant to major consuming countries, sees demand rising for the rest of the year, many of the 12 OPEC members are at their production capacity limits.

The airlines reported that for every 1,000 passengers in April, there were 2.92 bags that were lost, stolen, damaged or delayed, down slightly from the 3.07 rate in April 2013.

Because it takes place over several weeks, marketers are gearing up for "a marathon, not a sprint," said Debra Aho Williamson, an analyst for research firm eMarketer.

The New York Times reported last week that Mickelson, Walters and Icahn have insisted they did nothing wrong.

Google has parlayed its prosperity to finance about 250 million acquisitions during the past decade, using many of them to expand into new markets, including maps and mobile devices.

Almost all the gain occurred in the private sector, while government job openings rose slightly.

CEO Mary Barra said moves made by the company already are changing its culture, which the investigator blamed for helping to hide the ignition switch problem.

Because sales have roughly kept pace with the higher inventories, companies will likely need to continue restocking their shelves to meet rising consumer and business demand.

Of the $26 million, $10 million will come from Ford Motor Co., $6 million from Chrysler Group LLC, $5 million from General Motors Co. and $5 million from the General Motors Foundation.