Angelo Young

The next-generation family vehicle is a good choice to help the Silicon Valley giant develop technology for self-driving cars, observers say.

When the automaker releases its earnings report, CEO Elon Musk will likely address problems with the vehicle’s “falcon wing” doors.

After being bombarded by $8 million in spending from the ride-sharing companies, voters will decide Saturday on an ordinance that could see the companies leave Austin.

Following a weak start to the year, Americans returned to their strong pace of buying heading into the spring.

The producer of packaged salads says the U.S. Justice Department has contacted it in connection with a deadly listeria outbreak.

Yahoo boss Marissa Mayer’s total compensation dipped 15 percent last year, while the company’s share price dropped 35 percent.

Laremy Tunsil of Ole Miss, projected as a possible No. 1 draft choice, fell to No. 13 Thursday — costing him millions.

As Ford’s rival GM is poised to release its Chevrolet Bolt later this year, Ford CEO Mark Fields says he wants to keep in the race to produce affordable long-range electric vehicles.

A police shooting in Baltimore of a teen carrying a BB gun has inspired a Maryland state senator to reintroduce a bill that was withdrawn last month.

The Baltimore 13-year-old was carrying a Daisy BB gun that would have been banned under a state proposal defeated by the National Rifle Association.

The largest recall covers some 2011-2012 Ford F-150 trucks and 2012 Expedition SUVs, Mustang muscle cars and Lincoln Navigators.

The U.S. automaker has turned around its European operation, and demand for its trucks is offsetting weakness in South America.

The world’s most valuable company was worth $574 billion before its dismal earnings report. Now it's worth $539 billion.

Good news for those wanting access to data on offshore accounts of wealthy companies and individuals: It’s in the works for May 9.

Japan has been trying to drive its currency down in order to make its exports cheaper and strengthen corporate profits earned abroad.

Following months of food-safety issues, the restaurant chain saw its stock price drop Tuesday after posting its first quarterly loss since going public.

Most of the chain's restaurants are independently owned, Ed Rensi said, but he wouldn't address how McDonald’s charges store owners.

Alleged sexual-abuse hush money could be construed as an out-of-court settlement, and the former speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives may have to pay up.

The Denver-based Tex-Mex fast casual chain could see its first loss on record in the wake of its recent food-safety crisis.

Authorities are combing at least four U.S. states as they seek a pilfered cache of commercial-grade fireworks.

Shares in the sector’s major companies plunged Friday, with Microsoft and Google parent Alphabet losing nearly $60 billion in combined market value.

Names of more than 100,000 registered Democrats were removed from the rolls in Brooklyn prior to Tuesday's New York presidential primary, officials said.

Sales of the Minnesota-born artist's recordings skyrocketed Thursday after news of his death spread worldwide.

The world’s largest coffee chain said it missed revenue and store sales growth estimates for the first three months of the year.

The world’s largest coffee chain will report its latest financial data after markets close Thursday.

Investors may find out May 4, when the maker of electric cars reports Q1 earnings — and when CEO Elon Musk may map out plans for raising additional capital.

The sports network fired the former big leaguer Wednesday after he veered into the controversy over North Carolina's transgender bathroom law.

The tech giant says it wanted to avoid a conflict with next week's memorial service for Silicon Valley's Bill Campbell, who died Monday.

State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said Wednesday that his office received more than 1,000 complaints about Tuesday’s presidential primaries.