Angelo Young

General Motors Co. (NYSE:GM) posts 7 percent rise in total sales in February, to 224,314 units.

Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) said Friday it sold 195,822 vehicles last month, its best February in six years.

Chrysler sold 139,015 units in the U.S. in February, a 4 percent year-over-year increase.

Europe's jobless rate is getting worse, not better. In Spain and Greece, jobless youths number well above 50 percent.

The Mongolian government blocked mining licenses for Entree Gold, Inc. Is this resource nationalism? Probably not.

The International Monetary Fund says the budget action would lead to an economic slowdown in the U.S., which would ripple across the globe.

Basketball legend and average golfer Michael Jordan is moving onto a golf course on a lake near Charlotte.

With everything from natural gas pipelines to railroads at risk, the threat from 'kinetic' cyberwarfare is more than virtual.

The "Harlem Shake" pandemic viral Internet video has been commercially embraced. Is this the logical conclusion for an Internet meme?

Citing antitrust concerns, the European Commission again blocked the merger of two Dublin-based carriers.

Three are confirmed dead after a shooting in typically calm but heavily gun-flush Switzerland on Wednesday, the second such incident this year.

Home prices are up, but how much you get for your dollar depends on where you buy.

U.S. house prices jumped 7.3 percent in 2012, and December's gain was the 11th straight monthly rise.

Canada started the process of phasing out its one-cent coin. What are America's plans for the future of its penny?

As China seeks to coax foreign investors into using its currency, interest in yuan accounts has been strong in Hong Kong.

Fluctuating lunar calendar celebrations make gauging Chinese factory output in the first two months of 2013 a challenge.

There's no way the Oscars will net more global viewers than the World Cup. Not this time. Not ever.

For $349,000, you can own and live in rock 'n' roll history on the Jersey shore, where Bruce Springsteen wrote his greatest work.

Three years after implementing quotas, the Gallic country has doubled the number of women corporate decision makers.

The arrest of a Chinese general’s son on gang-rape charges has sparked outrage over the behavior of privileged children.

If you like complaining about airport security and long boarding times, sequestration cuts could give you plenty more reasons to gripe.

Lithium-ion batteries aren't just for consumer gadgets anymore. The global market could nearly double by 2016 to $22.5 billion.

U.S. home buyers pushed up prices in January to levels not seen since the 2006 run-up to the peak of the housing bubble.

Groups representing more than 500,000 U.S. health care professionals have identified potentially superfluous, or even harmful, tests/procedures.

The former Communist Party chief reportedly had a chest-length protest beard, was force-fed following a hunger strike and is not in good health.

Trailing in polls, the three-time Italian prime minister sent letters to voters promising a tax refund. The opposition was not pleased.

Google is poised to unleash the first touch-screen laptop controlled by its Chrome operating system later this year.

London’s West End regained its premier position as the world’s priciest location to rent office space, but there are bargains in Eastern Europe.

Malaysia's AirAsia is the first non-Indian airline to set up shop in the country after barriers were lifted.