Angelo Young

Move over geezers, Ford sales numbers suggest millennial pony car fans are less likely to think size matters when it comes to engines.

Puerto Rico was able to delay crucial reforms as lenders profited from underwriting loans and selling debt to investors.

A 52-year-old tariff is why Americans have fewer choices in small pickups and cargo vans. Pacific and European trade deals could change that.

Puerto Rico faces two choices: default on debts or get concessions from lenders. Both are messy propositions.

French terror suspect Yassin Salhi allegedly sent a photo of himself posing with the severed head of his boss to a Canadian contact.

A dance and music party at a water park resulted in more than 200 people injured, presumably because colorful powder ignited, sending flames sky-high.

More than 200 civilians were killed as Kurdish forces routed Islamic State group militants around the key town of Kobani.

A Russian official says his country will be a major player in the $100-billion Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank proposed by China.

British Prime Minister David Cameron says those responsible for the attack in Tunisia "only unite us more strongly in our determination to defeat these Islamist extremists."

Eurozone finance ministers dismissed a Greek request for a one-month bailout extension and are now focusing on ways to deal with a default.

Local lawmakers are raising taxes and cutting public services. With bankruptcy off the table, San Juan's best bet is more borrowing.

Mercedes-Benz AMGs are legendary for their hand-built engines and top-form performance. Has plug-in hybrid technology caught up to AMG standards?

The Dearborn, Michigan, automaker is testing consumers’ appetite for renting their cars to others.

Jaguar Land Rover just made its 2 millionth Defender as it's poised to retire a classic look after 67 years.

The Palo Alto electric car maker said recently that Model 3 deliveries are "planned for 2018."

The Giulia midsize sedan is part of the struggling Italian automaker’s plan to release eight new models, including an SUV.

Surprising her fans with personal gestures has become a signature move for the immensely popular 25-year-old pop singer.

Princess Maha al-Ibrahim skipped town without paying her hotel and limo bill in Geneva.

Physicians are alarmed about current efforts by the big five health insurers to become the big three.

Many Americans are calling for the removal of the Confederate flag from South Carolina State House grounds, while a Dixie flag symbolic burial is set for July Fourth.

The U.S. began requiring baby seat anchors in 2002, but today most cars don’t make baby seats easy to secure.

Reports are circulating that BMW’s alliance with Toyota will produce the automaker's first hydrogen fuel cell car by 2020.

As China’s economy cools, consumers steer clear of auto purchases, preferring to sink their yuan into the booming stock market.

Mexico is a major consumer of sugary drinks, but less so since a tax went into effect in 2014, say researchers.

Hyundai is focused more on Latin America than Europe. Mexico has emerged as a key market south of the U.S. border.

Hundreds reportedly are on strike at a factory owned by a company that’s shifting work from China to Vietnam.

The Chevrolet Corvette has a unique electronic door-opening system that fails when the car loses power.

Tesla benefits from its home state’s emissions-credit program, and it’s becoming more vocal as automakers push for changes.

Tesla Motors probably didn’t have enough cash to last to the end of the year. Now it does.