Angelo Young

Daimler AG said on Wednesday that Europe will drive down Daimler Trucks sales in the company’s first quarter for 2013.

India named 12 suspects in an alleged kickback scheme that may have helped the British helicopter manufacturer land a $750 million deal.

The multibillion-dollar deal by Europe's largest discount carrier to be announced at the White House by the Irish leader.

Illinois officials lied to bond investors about its pension fund's woeful state, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission alleges.

Bullets have been selling like hotcakes in the U.S., leading to a nationwide retail shortage.

Company says it's buying the 10th tallest building in the U.S., a parking garage and the park that's next to L.A.'s Central Library.

Carlos Slim and Emilio Azcarraga are likely watching to see if a bill heading to Mexico's Congress will trigger a fracturing of their empires.

Puerto Rico's year-old enticing tax reforms reportedly has billionaire hedge-funder John Paulson considering a move to the tropics.

Some of the largest companies in the U.S. greatly boosted their tax-avoiding cash stockpiles abroad last year.

Nearly a year after Google bought Motorola, the Internet search giant has shed, or will shed, 6,400 jobs at the cellphone unit.

China’s exports in February beat analysts’ estimates, as official data have them jumping 21.8 percent year over year.

Nouriel Roubini, the bearish economist who predicted the subprime-mortgage mess, says U.S. growth will be dampened due to past errors.

When you’re down so low sometimes the only direction is up. And many hard-hit U.S. housing markets topped the 2012 price increase list.

Time Warner is taking a cue from Rupert Murdoch and cutting off an atrophying appendage to its lucrative television and movie ventures.

Seven bedrooms, 8.5 bathrooms, 30 miles from central Chi-town, it’s all yours for a mere $2.4 million.

U.S. companies have been getting more out of fewer employees, but workers aren’t enjoying a corresponding wage hike.

The Fed says the average debit card transaction fee charged by banks is 24 cents. The average cost is a nickel.

Approval opens the way for the Malaysian budget carrier to acquire a license and begin operations before the end of the year.

Microsoft didn't make it easy for its EU Windows customers to use other Web browsers as it had promised. Now, the EU is making it pay millions.

Verizon Wireless is the baby from Verizon and Vodafone's across-the-pond marriage, but are both parents ready to call it quits?

North American purchase plans for civilian helicopters is up, while global deliveries could be as high as 5,600 units through 2017.

The huge increase in natural gas and oil production has helped make Houston the top U.S. city for corporate expansions.

Three years after it nearly sold its ailing German auto company, GM says it's committed to turning it around.

In a 19th-century lower Manhattan skyscraper, a "mathematically minded" couple has created a modernistic fun house based on a dissertation.

Executives at the 83rd Geneva Car Show offered a grim prognosis for annual auto sales in the European Union.

While year-over-year monthly sales are still down for the Japanese auto giants, the declines are shrinking.

A recent analysis of more than 380 housing markets in the U.S. suggests the storm is over and recovery is in play.

Almost 10 percent of Forbes 2013 list of 1,426 billionaires are women. Here are nine that were self-made.

China's announcement that it will reel in stability-threatening real estate speculation sent related shares plummeting.