Angelo Young

The three major U.S. markets are down by double digits from their past peaks. Relax. They've done that twice since the Great Recession.

If Monday’s trading activity is any indication, U.S. oil prices are headed to a ninth straight weekly decline.

The U.S. Senate’s top Democrat said Sunday he’s "cautiously optimistic" Iran nuclear deal won’t be blocked by the Senate.

France bestowed its top honor on four people who helped foil a suspected terror attack on a high-speed train bound for Paris.

Inmate-on-inmate shank attacks hit a 15-year high last month as gang rivalries heated up.

Authorities have discovered skeletons they believe to be of human-trafficking victims close to where the remains of more than 130 people were found in May.

At least two suspected terrorists are in custody, Kenya’s interior ministry says Sunday. Authorities also seized a weapons cache and are looking for accomplices.

Honda has unveiled the BR-V, a seven-seater designed for families in the region's densely populated cities.

Toyota says it has to temporarily halt production at second factory because of last week’s industrial accident in Tianjin.

The electric luxury car market currently belongs to Tesla Motors. That could change.

The United Auto Workers union lashed out at a report that General Motors "would almost certainly" import a Chinese-made Buick to the U.S.

Nissan recently exported its 5 millionth vehicle from Mexico, signaling the country's growth as an auto manufacturing hub.

Investors have been lured back to Tesla Motors stock on bullish sentiment over "shared mobility."

Global automakers are still assessing the damage. Toyota says production lines are down. Nearly 5,000 destroyed cars have been counted so far.

Stocks traded flat Monday after U.S. home-building data came in as expected, but New York manufacturing showed a steep drop.

Tesla says machines are holding up its 2015 sales growth — and it needs more time to teach its robotic factory workers a set of new tasks related to the forthcoming Model X SUV.

The Silicon Valley electric car manufacturer says Model X production challenges could influence 2015 car deliveries.

President Obama is exaggerating the extent to which the Trans Pacific Partnership can force countries to address labor issues, say experts.

“When you’re priced for perfection you have to deliver for perfection,” an analyst points out.

Stock prices of UnitedHealth, Anthem and Aetna have more than doubled since the Affordable Care Act became law, and shareholders have seen dividends spike.

The California automaker will announce second-quarter results Wednesday after markets close in New York City. Here's what to expect.

After talks in Hawaii failed to provide a deal, the window to pass the Trans-Pacific Partnership is closing fast for the Obama administration.

U.S. markets were following oil prices down on Monday.

“The next set of headlines will be which public corporation is next in failing to make a payment, and what the commonwealth’s response to that will be," one analyst says.

Lion parts are fair game for U.S. trophy hunters under complicated rules that could change before the end of the year.

We might be entering a sharing economy, but figures show more private cars on U.S. roads than ever.

The California carmaker's shares are almost back to where they were Friday amid larger market volatility.

In China, it's not unusual for domestic sports cars to closely resemble those made by foreign manufacturers.

The accelerating electronification of vehicles puts automakers smack in the middle of a cybersecurity business with an ever steepening learning curve.