Angelo Young

Contributing factors included a slowdown in emerging markets, a commodity price glut, sluggishness in China and a strong U.S. dollar.

After months of Republican fears of a divisive convention, now it’s the Democrats' turn to worry. Will Bernie Sanders’ frustrated backers disrupt Hillary Clinton’s nomination?

The electric car company says it will "do right" by its workers if the Mercury News story about exploited guest labor is accurate.

An inventory of aging homes and lower unemployment have been good for the nation’s top home improvement retailers.

Europe’s largest bank is in the process of cutting a fifth of its global workforce, including thousands of U.K.-based jobs.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel says he’ll bring citizens into the police accountability process to mend damaged relations.

A bill to restructure the commonwealth’s $72 billion debt load is forthcoming, Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan said.

But the move might not hamper the death penalty. Some states allow hangings if lethal-injection drugs aren’t available.

Visitors concerned about crime during the Olympics can relax. It’s Rio’s poor who should worry.

Stores open at least two years saw a 10 percent increase in sales in the first quarter.

The move comes just weeks before the state's June 7 primary, which offers the Democrat a chance to score a major upset over Hillary Clinton.

The “60 Minutes” correspondent died Thursday, just days after retiring from a legendary media career.

The senate voted 55-22 early Thursday and Dilma Rousseff will now face trial for breaking budget laws.

More than a third of manufacturing employees in the U.S. need public assistance to subsidize their low pay.

The retailers’ second attempt to join forces created “a reasonable probability” that competition would be impaired, a judge ruled Tuesday.

The stock dropped 11.5 percent to $19.30, its lowest price since early 2013, as the Gap, Old Navy and Banana Republic brands struggle.

The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists found at least 36 Americans whose backgrounds should have raised red flags.

The physician sent his son to Minnesota to deliver an opioid-addiction treatment to the music star, who was found dead on April 21.

As many as six co-workers of former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky saw him commit sex crimes, sources told NBC News.

“Obvious wrongdoing” by governments and tax-dodging corporations inspired the release of the Panama Papers, wrote a person claiming to be their leaker.

The assertion appears in court documents linked to Penn State’s effort to recoup $60 million paid out in connection with Sandusky’s actions, a report said.

Coinbase and Ripple Labs, both based in San Francisco, are said to be close to receiving the state's No. 2 and No. 3 "cryptocurrency" licenses.

A rocket launch set for Friday by entrepreneur Elon Musk's company is said to be more difficult than a successful April 8 landing.

Investors reacted Thursday after the maker of electric cars upped the ante on how fast it will build vehicles — and how much it will spend doing so.

A bill Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law Wednesday — one of a handful related to tobacco — will take effect June 9.

The former Cleveland Browns player and 2012 Heisman Trophy winner posted bond after being charged with beating his ex-girlfriend.

For the first quarter, the maker of electric cars lost $282 million, according to SEC standards, or $75 million, according to CEO Elon Musk.

Despite burning through more cash in Indiana than either of his GOP rivals, the U.S. senator from Texas was forced out of the race Tuesday.

As many as 40 million additional Takata devices could be added to the recall as early as Wednesday, sources told Reuters.