Cars 3 is coming and Pixar will be behind developing the upcoming sequel. Robert A. Iger from Disney confirmed that they are working on sequels for Cars 3!

Some of Australia's biggest manufacturers fear a planned $70 billion takeover of BG Group Plc (BG.L) by Royal Dutch Shell (RDSa.L) could potentially worsen what they see as a lack of competition in the country's eastern gas market.

Activist investor Jana Partners is asking Qualcomm Inc to consider spinning off its chip unit from its patent-licensing business to boost the chipmaker's sagging stock price, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing a quarterly letter that will be sent to Jana investors on Monday.

Ryan Gosling has been confirmed to star on Guillermo de Toro’s remake of The Haunted Mansion. Although a family adventure comedy flick, it will also be a scary 3d movie.

The Fault in Our Stars stars Shailene Woody and Ansel Elgort got the Best Kiss Award in the MTV Movie Awards 2014 held in L.A. on Sunday night. Woody, who was the only one present to accept the word said in jest that it was great kissing her brother.

Japan's core machinery orders fell for a second straight month in February in a sign that business investment remains soft, and analysts say the smaller-than-expected decline won't necessarily allow policymakers to relax given an uncertain economic outlook.

As Bates Motel Season 3 continues, more crazy events are awaited in Season 7. Norma Bates will have to face an issues when she reaches home. After losing his mind, Norman agrees to get help and Dylan gets shocking knowledge about their mother’s health.

Actress and foodie Gwyneth Paltrow gets mixed reactions as she takes on a week-long food challenge that aims to raise awareness on hunger. The food she bought for $29 consisted mostly of organic vegetables and fruits which some say is unrealistic of the average New Yorker meal.

The World Bank cut its 2015 growth forecasts for developing East Asia and China, and warned of "significant" risks from global uncertainties including the potential impact from a strengthening dollar and higher U.S. interest rates.

The Brazilian iPhone was meant to mark a new era. When Taiwan's Foxconn Technology Group agreed in April 2011 to make Apple products here, President Dilma Rousseff and her advisers promised that up to $12 billion in investments over six years would transform the Brazilian technology sector, putting it on the cutting edge of touch screen development. A new supply chain would be created, generating high-quality jobs and bringing down prices of the coveted gadgets.