Angelo Young

A thousand vehicles, four levels, 900,000 square feet, will be on public display at the NY International Auto Show.

These five nations trade goods worth $282 billion a year with each other, and they want their own IMF and World Bank.

Bank customers with more than €100,000 in Cyprus could be hit with a much larger tab than previously mentioned -- like four times more.

The Dutch company has been pummeled by Europe's economic woes, and layoffs are coming.

The world’s largest quick-service restaurant chain acknowledges that its products don’t appeal to younger consumers as they have in the past.

A deal for Verizon Communications to become sole owner of Verizon Wireless appears to be coming to a head.

Global markets breathed a sigh of relief at the last-minute deal to avert the collapse of Cyprus' banks.

Cyprus will get €10 billion to prop up its €17 billion economy. That’s nothing compared with the bailouts of four other euro-zone countries.

Real crimes could be committed with virtual currencies, and the U.S. Treasury Department wants their use regulated.

Three people were killed in a U.S. Marine murder-suicide that was described as an 'isolated' incident.

The tiny Mediterranean E.U. member has until Monday to find an alternative to financial chaos.

U.S. private prisons hope the illegal immigration policies won't cut incarceration rates. That would be bad for business.

The 2014 FIFA World Cup host stadium might be taken out of play if backers don't get a government loan to build it.

China's manufacturing sector saw improvement this month after a near-flat February, HSBC said.

President Obama, on his first official visit to the Holy Land, went out of his way to assure Israel its bond with the U.S. is as solid as ever.

The modern Silicon Valley house designed by Apple Inc. co-founder Steve "the Woz" Wozniak can be yours for a mere $4.4 million.

A recent analysis that shed light on the companies that made money off the Iraq war named Houston's KBR as its the top earner.

The New York-based private equity firm may be mulling whether to make an offer for the Texas-based PC maker.

China's Outbound non-financial investment rose to $18.4 billion in the first two months of 2013.

Firms constantly pay punitive fines to the SEC while not admitting to any wrongdoing. Should that change?

Beijing media's consumer-rights reporting isn't getting the respect from the public that the government wants.

The trading scandal is the proverbial water off the duck's back for JPMorgan Chase & Co. chairman.

Journal publisher Dow Jones dismisses allegations it gave Chinese officials travel and entertainment gifts in return for access to information.

While Western companies dominate China's auto market, Chinese carmakers can't seem to catch on at home or abroad. Here's why.

Carnival Cruise Line has fourth -- yes, fourth -- technical problem since Feb. 10. Power loss is latest glitch.

The Senate summoned former and current bank officials to Capitol Hill on Friday to be grilled over "London Whale" trades.

Detroit, meet Kevyn Orr. He’s your new budget boss, whether your local elected leaders like it or not.

U.S. oil giant says the deal with Argentine oil company YPF is at stake over a court’s decision to side with Ecuador on environment.

Is the United States finally pulling out out of its home-foreclosure doldrums? Short answer: Sort of.