Angelo Young

The Kansas-based satellite TV operator would really like Sprint's wireless network, and its offer could be more enticing than Japan's Softbank.

For a third time in a decade, North America's top automakers work together to create a better automatic transmission.

Ranchers and consumer rights advocates want it. Retailers and free trade proponents hate it. Here's why.

The Conservative Party's top treasury official points to abusive and convicted child killer as symbol of what's wrong with his country's welfare system.

President Obama is expected to offer adjusting Social Security payments to reduce spending growth, in exchange for raising taxes.

A $10 Starbucks latte? That's how much it would be in Oslo. A $2 pack of cigarettes? Go to South Africa.

The average and median sales prices of apartments in Manhattan fell in the first quarter of the year. Here's a snapshot.

President Obama is cutting his own salary, but don't worry. He'll be fine.

As Washington does nothing, four states have picked up the ball. Here's where you can read the bills.

Banks customers shelled out $400 million more for overdraft fees last year, capping a downward trend.

Americans shrugged off the Washington political circus and continued to boost auto sales to levels unseen since before the last recession.

Sales of the Tiguan and Beetle helped offset a decline in demand for the Passat and flat performance for the Jetta.

Sales for the U.S. subsidiary of the Japanese automaker slowed considerably from double- digit growth in January.

The Detroit giant sold 245,950 vehicles last month. Cadillac sales surged nearly 50 percent. All brands registered sales gains.

Ford sold nearly 6 percent more vehicles in March and nearly 600,000 units for the first three months of the year.

Chrysler LLC sold 171,606 vehicles in the U.S. last month, led by sales of the Ram pickup, Chrysler 200 sedan and Jeep Wrangler.

Greece wants someone to buy its 1,500-mile rail network as part of its efforts to sell off state assets.

The world's top automakers will release their sales figures on Tuesday. Sales are expected to reflect a continued rebound.

India’s top court rejects Swiss drugmaker’s appeal of country’s patent authority denying Glivec patent application.

The International Monetary Fund will send a delegation to Cairo to discuss funding as country’s economy reels.

The native habitat of Sylvilagus transitionalis, the cute, small-eared cousin of the North American cottontail rabbit, is almost gone.

A segment of Exxon's Pegasus pipeline broke and spilled 10,000 barrels into a neighborhood in Arkansas.

"I" means Internet, "pad" means tablet and "mini" means smaller. But can Apple trademark these three elements combined?

The Egyptian satirist paid about $2,000 and left a prosecutor's office amid throngs of supporters.

Another Texas prosecutor has been murdered after Aryan Brotherhood threats.

For years, Shelby American has built its name on customizing Ford Mustangs. Now it’s turning its attention to the F-150 Raptor.

Subaru isn't saying what's under the hood of its next turbocharged Impreza WRX, but this concept car showing in New York provides clues.

The World Car Award winners were announced Thursday and the best overall is a familiar German subcompact.

Here's what Shelby International President John Luft says about why his company has decided to re-explore the four-cylinder turbocharged car.