Angelo Young

The New York Fed said Tuesday that more students and auto borrowers fell behind in payments in the fourth quarter of 2014.

India's Mahindra Reva wants to lure Europeans to a low-cost, all-electric city car that has not sold well back home.

Chinese companies aren’t sitting idle as Uber seeks inroads in their market for cars that can be hailed by smartphone.

The new leadership of the beleaguered British retail giant is embarking on a painful push for recovery.

Indian steel producers are raising alarm after Chinese steel imports more than doubled last year.

British engineering firm Rolls-Royce Holdings says it didn’t bribe Brazilian executives to provide gas turbines to Petrobras offshore platforms.

As many as half of car owners ignore efforts to get flawed vehicles repaired as they casually accept the risks.

The world’s second-largest maker of aircraft engines is being hit hard by a decline in its marine offshore business.

The head of America’s second-largest port says recent delays will double idling cargo ships off the coast of Los Angeles.

Tesla is spending at a faster rate than expected, as it tries to become a big player in a capital-intensive industry.

The Fremont, California, maker of the Model S electric car reported a major miss on fourth-quarter and annual results.

As Tesla closes the book on 2014, here’s what’s important for the company heading into its transition year.

A new report shows industrial robotics prices are starting to fall below the cost of labor. And it’s happening worldwide.

A new study suggests robotic cars could greatly slash U.S. car ownership by serving multiple family members.

China’s economy is slowing, but so far this hasn’t impacted demand for new cars.

China’s largest supplier of wireless car computers is teaming up with automaker Chery and ridesharing platform Yongche.

Four automakers have issued air bag-related recalls covering 2.31 million vehicles since the start of 2015.

If the electric car market is about to break out then Tesla will face the giants poised to cash in.

Automakers reported a big jump in new-car sales in January, but data suggests the “middle class” average price is a myth.

Companies routinely violate Chinese labor laws, forcing workers into long shifts without proper compensation, says the world’s largest union federation.

Lincoln scrubs odors from vehicles it exports to China, a massive car market whose consumers have distinct preferences.

General Motors compensation chief Kenneth Feinberg says processing claims for death and injury will take months.

People claim the air-bag rule in GM's compensation guidelines ignores victims who restarted cars in their struggle to regain control.

With Shake Shack going public, will investors eventually demand it control payroll costs to produce higher returns?

Increase in imports, drop in federal spending slowed U.S. economic growth in the last three months of the year.

Six years ago, not one vehicle had a zero-driver-death track record. Now there are nine.

China wants Alibaba to do more to stop counterfeit goods. Meanwhile, here’s how to get fake stuff through the e-commerce giant.

Higher-risk auto lending hinges on the bet that the working suburban poor need cars more than most.

Winter has been more forgiving on dealerships this year than last. American automakers are seeing high demand for trucks and SUVs.