Angelo Young

Ford vehicle sales increased in Asia, but revenue dropped globally, partly due to lower F-150 production as U.S. plants revamped.

Ahead of Tesla’s announcement that it’s getting into “very large” batteries, guess what the company’s stock is doing?

Saturday's temblor could cost the country as much as $10 billion -- while severely damaging its $677 million tourism industry.

Ford Motor lost U.S. market share last year, but the new F-150 and upcoming refreshed models will change that.

Tesla’s high-tech luxury electric car is piquing interest from car-hailing and taxi companies worldwide.

The Seattle coffee chain said store sales leaped 12 percent in the Asia Pacific region.

Tesla Motors is considering a shareholder call to stop the use of animal products in its vehicles.

Starbuck is expanding in China and rolling out home delivery and wine-bar evening service.

Tesla Motors ended speculation it will announce a motorcycle next week. What it has in store is storage.

The world’s largest restaurant chain missed first-quarter profit estimates, but shares rallied on revenue news.

The Atlanta beverage giant grew global sales by 1 percent. Shares rally on company's reported revenue, profit rise.

Top free trade negotiators ended two days of talks without an agreement on agricultural exports and auto parts.

Coke's new recipe: more coffee, energy drinks, milk and protein as health-minded shoppers flee the soda aisle.

Western sanctions following annexation of the peninsula cost his country $27B last year, Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said.

Morgan Stanley and Hasbro, unlike some big corporations, turned in strong quarterly results to boost the stock market.

Music stores battling the digital forces arrayed against them have received a little help from young LP collectors.

The Swedish music streaming service bought by a group of 16 A-list recording artists also fired a handful of executives.

Whether you’re running or attending Monday’s race, you will be recorded as part of heightened security measures.

Documents show troops were instructed to be on the lookout for "adversaries," which included the New Black Panther Party, the KKK and even "general protesters."

The oil-rich kingdom is pumping 10.29 million barrels a day. The U.S. output is even higher, but that will change.

The American coffee and doughnut chain is embarking on an aggressive expansion in China, with the help of pork-topped doughnuts.

Consumer responses to new and refreshed models bode well for the U.S. automaker in a region with a still-sluggish economy.

Ford will soon announce $2.5 billion to expand Mexican operations while Toyota eyes a new $1 billion Corolla factory.

Tesla Motors needs to deliver nearly 5,000 vehicles a month in the last three quarters to hit 55,000 deliveries in 2015.

President Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption drive is impacting China’s market for private jets, which are hampered by flight restrictions.

The city's residents have become fed up with the flood of visitors who buy up goods to sell back home.

PepsiCo, the maker of Mountain Dew soda and Doritos chips, won a five-year sponsorship deal for NBA events as Coca-Cola bows out.

The Illinois-based retailer has lucrative properties, and it needs cash to calm jittery suppliers.

The oil company is working with race car builders to make a tiny, fuel-sipping car without hybrid plug-in technology.