Angelo Young

Ford Motor Company is rumored to be working on a long-range small electric car.

Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche says Tesla is proving there's a market for luxury electric cars.

Ten U.S. companies were responsible for 56 percent of the money kept in offshore subsidiaries to avoid paying U.S. taxes on global profits.

General Motors said its sales were up 4 percent, year over year, to 231,378 vehicles in February.

Americans bought a lot of SUVs and trucks last month, but winter weather kept more people away than expected.

Ford is betting big on its aluminum F-150 pickup, but so far rivals Chevy Silverado and Ram are in the lead.

Japan’s third-largest automaker said its Rogue crossover, Pathfinder SUV and Sentra sedan saw double-digit U.S. sales.

FCA US reported best February sales on record for most Jeep models. Jeep Patriot has best month ever.

Tesla Motors published a long list of risks in its latest annual report. Here are the most interesting ones.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is voluntarily calling back some 2012 and 2013 Dodge Durangos and 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokees.

The French aerospace firm said Friday profits increased 59 percent last year, but "operational challenges" have hit key programs.

The 111-year-old retailer is still healing from a former Apple executive's dismal failure. But is Wall Street being too harsh?

Automakers release U.S. new-car sales reports Monday. Data indicate the country's industry is headed toward its best year since 2001.

Fearing foreign dominance in self-driving cars, Japanese companies, government and researchers plan how to stay in the game.

New report shows how the world’s largest fast-food chain can lower its European royalty tax bill from 27.5% to 0.4%

Facing dismal U.S. sales, the German automaker is setting up a center to develop vehicles Americans want to buy.

Tata Motors says Jaguar Land Rover is scouting for a North American automotive plant. Georgia is reportedly vying for it.

Toyota will make 700 Mirai hydrogen fuel cell cars this year as it slowly teaches its team how to assemble that kind of car.

Most U.S. workers see their incomes stagnant or shrinking, and the latest monthly consumer sentiment survey shows increasing cynicism about that.

The U.S. housing market has started the year somewhat disappointingly, with a tight housing supply pushing prices above the pace of inflation.

More than 1,300 refinery workers joined the picket lines after negotiations failed to yield an agreement.

For years, drivers who shuttle tech workers to and from work have complained about low wages and split shifts.

Al-Shabab celebrates 2013 Kenyan mall siege with call for copycat attacks in the U.S., Canada and Britain.

The U.S. Geological Survey says there is such a thing as “human-induced earthquakes,” but fracking stakeholders aren’t buying it.

One of the leading contenders as a Republican presidential candidate in 2016 says the question is irrelevant.

The coffee chain may have finally solved a persistent problem of low evening traffic.

For the first time, a federal jury has found a foreign recruiter to be a co-conspirator in a US guest-worker abuse case.

Wal-Mart says profits will be impacted by “additional strategic wage and training investments for U.S. associates that were announced today.”

If Apple is building a car, it will be an expensive and complicated new business for the $700 billion tech giant.