Angelo Young

With one trading day left in a highly volatile first quarter, the Dow and S&P 500 have managed to eke out modest gains.

After 13 years and three vehicle introductions, the cash-bleeding maker of electric cars is about to unveil its most important product.

Positive jobs data released Wednesday helped extend a rally that began after U.S. Fed Chair Janet Yellen's policy speech a day earlier.

Wall Street recovered from losses earlier in the day after policy speech signaled no rate increase is forthcoming.

European markets were closed for Easter Monday while Asian stocks end the day lower.

Normally when a company issues and sells shares, the value of those shares falls. But these are not normal times in the oil and gas sector.

A new analysis of quarterly GDP data shows the government gets its estimate of economic growth wrong almost a third of the time.

Shares closed roughly flat Thursday, ahead of Easter weekend.

At New York's auto show this weekend, Hyundai will unveil its Ioniq and Toyota its Prius Prime — hybrids that will face off in 2017.

When it reports quarterly numbers Wednesday, the Minnesota-based maker of Cheerios isn’t expected to wow Wall Street.

The Seattle coffee chain is making a defensive move, shuttering all 15 outlets in the country following Tuesday's terror attacks.

The New Jersey casino-beach resort may soon compel police and firefighters to wait a few weeks to get paid.

The Dow and S&P 500 closed slightly lower Tuesday, while Nasdaq closed slightly higher.

The fastest way to get the $35,000 Tesla electric car is to buy a $75,000 Tesla electric car, says Tesla.

The Beaverton, Oregon, athletic-wear giant reports its quarterly results Tuesday. Here’s what you need to watch out for.

Investors are trying to determine whether one of the worst starts to a year will become the strongest quarter in decades.

Tesla’s upcoming electric car "for the masses" will cost the same as a BMW 3-Series. But you'll get what you pay for.

The Dow and S&P 500 closed still higher Friday, one day after reaching their highest levels for 2016.

Both U.S. indexes closed Thursday at their highest levels for the year following a bumpy roller-coaster ride.

Word of the departure of Ricardo Reyes comes just two weeks before the California automaker unveils its Model 3 electric sedan.

Further helping to boost oil prices was Qatar’s announcement of an April meeting among OPEC and non-OPEC members.

The announcement comes as part of Britain’s 2016 budget, which includes a series of austerity measures and cuts to growth forecasts.

Both the Dow and the S&P 500 closed at their highest points for the year on Wednesday.

After a series of outbreaks that sickened dozens of customers, the restaurant chain has brought in E. coli expert James Marsden.

The Italian luxury automaker needs to replace floor mats and accelerator pedal covers.

Local officials had put the brakes on Tesla doling out semi-autonomous features late last year.

January retail sales data for the U.S. was revised downward Tuesday while oil prices extended Monday’s declines.

Car companies need help protecting their increasingly connected cars, and one way to do that is by embracing the ethical hacking community.

With its acquisition of Cruise Automation, the automaker once again looks to Silicon Valley to advance its autonomous-vehicle program.