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Well, it happened.

General Motors introduced the seventh generation of its Chevrolet Corvette at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit in January.

The White House and Congress are battling over raising the nation’s debt limit, which is the statutory ceiling on federal borrowing.

Despite a lukewarm economy and lackluster job market, the Dow Jones industrial average is closing in on a new all-time high, surpassing its last peak of 14,164.

How well did you pay attention to business news in 2012?

California officials boast the Golden State has the ninth-largest economy in the world, with the equivalent of a gross domestic product in 2011 of $1.95 trillion.

Healthcare costs continue to climb, putting pressure on employers and consumers in a sputtering economy.

Regularly chowing down on burgers and fries does not a fast-food expert make.

Southern California is the home of high-priced luxury denim manufacturers.

Mortgages are the traditional key to U.S. homeownership.

California motorists have been battered worse than those in any other state this year.

China is the world’s second-largest economy, valued at $7.3 trillion in 2011, according to the World Bank.

Facebook and its founder, Mark Zuckerberg, made a lot of headlines in 2012.

The security screening process at the nation’s airports has been the source of heated debate since the federal government took it over following the Sept. 11 terrorists attacks.

Many of us interact with one of Google’s products everyday -- whether navigating with the help of Google Maps, watching a video clip on YouTube, or searching for anything you can think of on the Internet using the company’s search engine.