Angelo Young

Walgreens’ purchase of Rite Aid would put it in control of one of every five drugstores in the U.S.

U.S. stocks followed European markets upward as markets expect no change in U.S. borrowing rates.

Investors are cautiously digesting some weak earnings reports and monthly data on durable goods as Federal Reserve governors convene meeting.

Investors began the week cautiously, following subdued global markets ahead of the next Federal Open Market Committee meeting.

U.S. companies are on track to post their first declines in profit and revenue since the last recession.

Investors flocked to technology shares as global markets rallied on Beijing's new stimulus measures.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration could invoke a rarely used measure to speed up history's largest auto safety recall.

Markets also reacted positively to comments from the European Central Bank chief and a surprise from McDonald's.

To meet sales goals amid a stock price slide and criticism of its Model S, electric-car maker Tesla is offering incentives for current customers to help recruit new ones.

New research has found states prefer granting incentives to big companies even when small businesses are qualified.

The summer retreat of Chinese new-car sales has ended as Chinese consumers return to dealerships.

The Swedish automaker has a fully electric SUV planned for 2019 as it sees vehicle electrification taking off soon after.

In the wake of the Volkswagen scandal, Germany's environment minister wants to eliminate tax breaks for diesel cars, while France will jack up diesel prices.

The California automaker plans Thursday to unleash semi-autonomous driving features for cars sold since late last year.

The German automaker, facing repercussions from its diesel emissions controversy, is now touting the electric VW Phaeton, a challenger to the Tesla Model S.

Volkswagen’s recently announced new North America boss changed his mind and quit the company.

The joining of two top brewers is a defensive move against waning interest in Bud Light and other mainstream brands.

Disappointing China export data pushed global energy and commodities stocks down.

U.S. markets began the week shaky ahead of bank earnings as traders eye commodities after Asian stocks rallied on China stimulus outlook.

Challenges lie ahead for Tesla, and some investors have gotten skittish.

U.S. stocks wavered for most of the day Friday, but ended the week in the green.

Millennials concerned about profiting from environmental havoc or sweatshop labor have many alternative retirement savings options.

Volkswagen's U.S. boss admitted Thursday that most of the emissions-cheating cars need hardware repairs, not just software patches.

North American’s largest hardwood floor seller agrees to plead guilty and pay a fine over importing Russian wood harvested illegally.

A meld of the world’s top two brewers -- Anheuser-Busch InBev SA and SABMiller Plc -- would raise antitrust questions from China to Argentina to the U.S.

Major purchasers of U.S. Treasurys are now selling the bonds to raise money amid a global slowdown.

The California automaker might not meet its sales target this year based on the price and production schedule for the Model X SUV.

The ascent of the Chinese currency represents a step toward Beijing’s efforts to make the yuan a major global currency.

Sales of formerly popular electric cars are generally plummeting in the U.S., but rich buyers are not shying away from Tesla Motors' Model S.