Angelo Young

Consider it the curse of the early adopter: Buyers of the "early build" vehicles have experienced trouble, Consumer Reports says.

The former Cuban leader, a longtime U.S. foe, made a rare public speech Tuesday marking his brother’s re-election as head of the Communist Party.

The world’s largest maker of microprocessors is getting pummeled by plunging sales of personal computers.

The Democratic and Republican front-runners are expected to win in New York — and they have to, because their rivals have been coming on strong.

The world’s largest cruise ship operator says it will accept bookings by Cuban-Americans, even though there’s no guarantee Cuba will allow them to come ashore.

The money could be used as soon as later this week to settle a long-standing dispute with U.S. hedge funds led by Elliott Management.

Court papers reveal a $3.5 million hush-money deal between the ex-House speaker and a former student, and say three other men claim abuse.

Authorities seized about 20 computers from the local office of a Panama-based law firm at the center of a massive data leak.

Operations late Friday may be in response to fears of reprisal attacks after a key Paris-Brussels suspect and others were arrested earlier, a report said.

Four years after blocking congressional access, the president has released papers on federal efforts to track guns to Mexico.

A man accused of fixing a global financial lending benchmark had little financial incentive to do so, his lawyer claims.

Central bank efforts to keep Japan’s currency down aren’t working. Early Friday, the yen reached a 17-month high against the U.S. dollar.

Dropping in the polls, the Republican presidential hopeful elevated a veteran D.C. strategist.

Financial data show the nation to be “on a solid course,” Janet Yellen said Thursday at an event with three of her predecessors.

Fifteen years after the country was shut out of global debt markets, pro-business President Mauricio Macri is leading a comeback.

Donations from Wall Street and other special interests should disqualify the Democratic front-runner, her challenger said Wednesday.

Many low-income Americans would likely get better-paying jobs if health insurance wasn’t tethered to place of employment, researchers say.

A Texas teenager died March 31 following a minor traffic accident that authorities say she “should have walked away from.”

A new plan aimed at outbound travelers is part of efforts worldwide to curb the number of ISIS sympathizers traveling to the Middle East.

Miguel Basañez Ebergenyi miscalculated Donald Trump’s contrition on comments about Mexicans.

Officers' communications included slurs against racial and ethnic minorities and the LGBT community, a public defender said.

The oil field services company's plan to combine with Baker Hughes will face Justice Department opposition, a report said.

BP could save $5.35 billion in income tax as a federal judge in New Orleans finalizes the settlement resulting from the 2010 oil spill.

The biggest drug companies have more than doubled the U.S. prices of popular treatments over the past five years.

The Silicon Valley automaker sold 14,280 cars in the quarter, below its target of 16,000, citing a Model X parts shortage.

Tesla’s share price hit a nearly six-month high Friday after customers flooded the electric automobile manufacturer with deposits for its $35,000 car.

Upbeat U.S. economic data helped boost Wall Street after a dismal report from the Bank of Japan pulled global stocks down.

Nearly a decade in the works and once code-named “Bluestar,” the Model 3 has finally been unveiled by Tesla.

After more than a decade in the making, the world will get a glimpse of Tesla’s first mass-production electric car.