Angelo Young

With U.S., Germany, France and Britain on high alert, U.S. Sen. Saxby Chambliss says threat is “reminiscent of what we saw pre-9/11.”

Honda, Toyota and Nissan moved a third of the 1.32 million vehicles sold in the U.S. last month.

The Detroit Three July U.S. sales: 567,888 vehicles. The theme of the month: Americans bought small sedans.

The German auto giant continues to be hit by strong small-sedan offerings from competitors.

Ford said strong demand from consumers on the U.S. coasts is fueling a sales surge for its small sedans.

Strong demand for the Durango SUV helped Dodge, and Jeep sales were up 2 percent on continued strong demand for the Grand Cherokee.

The Philippines' foreign secretary says his country is getting a hand from America in its ongoing maritime territorial row with China.

A federal judge on Wednesday said the Federal Reserve is “inappropriately inflating all debit card transaction fees.”

Ford plans to drop $5B into its global pension program this year. Rising interest rates would help reduce its shortfall further.

A routine application for expanding an existing factory was turned down, hinting that China is playing tough against foreign auto makers.

Would you pay over $80,000 for a Mini Cooper? How about nearly $100,000 for an Audi A4 sedan?

The SEC and U.S. Attorney’s Office says Aggarwal bought shares in the Yahoo-Microsoft deal using his contacts at Microsoft.

Via the acquisition of the Hess Corp. subsidiary, Centrica will supply more than 23,000 commercial businesses on the U.S. East Coast.

The acquisition of Health Management Associates by Community Health Systems includes $3.7 billion in debt.

With more inventory than last year, incentive spending is up. July sales growth could see highest jump in 2013.

Ford’s Southampton UK assembly plant is closing as the auto maker shifts production to Turkey, where Ford Otosan exports are booming.

Consumer Reports gives top marks to a Detroit Three sedan for the first time in 20 years.

The 100-year-old maker of James Bond’s preferred mode of transport is looking to German engineering for new V-8 engines.

Southeast Louisiana Flood Protection Authority–East is asking a court to force companies to repair decades of dredging damages.

Firefighting crews have been dispatched to the scene, after cloud of natural gas ignited overnight.

As Japan formally joins talks for massive free trade zone, U.S. auto workers pressure Washington over access to Japanese market.

A survey by UBS wealth management found that a lot of U.S. millionaires do not consider themselves "wealthy."

Wal-Mart has said it wants to open its own retail outlets in India by the end of 2014, but it has faced considerable blowback by opponents.

The Silicon Valley tech giant is betting cybersecurity will become more important in years to come.

The British maker of the six-figure Flying Spur will build its first SUV at its headquarters in Crewe, U.K.

It was a “stable quarter” for North America’s largest auto maker, but profits were likely hurt by continued overhaul charges.

After years of talks, Spanish telecom may soon have a significant grip on Europe’s largest mobile market.

Philippines President Benigno Aquino calls for legislative momentum on a wide range of issues, including tax and land reform.

KKR sees encouraging growth prospects in Southeast Asia’s largest economy and has invested in maker of popular snack foods.