Angelo Young

After 530 years, the long-lost bones of the English king head to Leicester Cathedral.

FBI Agent Don Alway says rumors should be set aside as investigators dig for facts.

The far-right U.S. senator in Texas faces a challenge in attracting mainstream Republican voters, a political adviser says.

Starbucks says it's ending one aspect of its race-relations initiative less than a week after it began.

The head of the China Meteorological Administration warns climate change poses risks to his country’s infrastructure projects.

Tesla Motors’ share price took a hit after Thursday’s announcement that the Model S electric car was getting new software features.

A suit brought against a Beverly Hills bakery owner underscores possible problems with the way the U.S. handles guest worker policies.

The Japanese automaker recently discovered that tens of thousands of its vehicles contained potentially defective air bag systems.

A record number of EB-5 investor visas were issued last year, with 85 percent of them going to wealthy Chinese investors.

China, the world’s second-largest oil consumer, has been stockpiling cheap crude for months. That’s over, for now.

The Southeast Asian carrier is in talks to buy a stake in a company that wants to expand service to China.

European car sales jumped in February, thanks in part to ‘tactical sales’ and Spain’s version of ‘cash for clunkers.’

New Jersey shut down Tesla showrooms a year ago. Now, a bill allowing them to reopen hits the governor’s desk.

Chinese media reports claim nearly half of the cars the electric-car maker sent to China haven’t been sold.

Hundreds of publicly traded Indian companies have yet to fill corporate board seats with women despite law passed in August 2013.

BYD, the Chinese maker of electric buses that’s backed by Warren Buffett, says it’s more than tripling its battery output.

Prosecutors say Amar R., 33, and Said M., 25, collaborated with the man who murdered a police officer and four Jewish hostages.

Officials recently discovered its “worst ever” malware attack on the U.S. State Department email system. Now they’re trying to eliminate the sneaky software.

In Italy, Islam is not recognized as an established faith, so right-wingers are seeking stricter rules on mosque-building.

Daimler is investing $500 million to build future Sprinter vans on U.S. soil. The current ones are imported.

The Japanese automaker recalls more than 100,000 cars, including about 2,500 related to a software flaw in Tesla-supplied parts.

Beijing will soon unveil guidelines for restructuring and merging tens of thousands of state-owned enterprises.

The migrant workers say they haven’t received their housing allowances as required by law.

But the U.K. would need to see massive growth in demand over the next 15 years for benefits to be realized, a report says.

Tesla Motors' stock dropped Monday after a Chinese report that the company will lay off a third of its local staff.

Mexico’s automotive industry is booming, and Nissan has come to dominate sales, production and exports there.

After a failed attempt to fix a potentially hazardous ignition problem, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles initiates a second recall of 703,000 vehicles to try again.

Hanover-based tire and powertrain maker Continental extends an invitation to help Apple build an electric car. BMW denies a collaboration report.

Stock splits made room for the California tech giant on the U.S. stock index of 30 large American industrial companies.