Angelo Young

The electric car manufacturer has been around for 13 years. It’s taken this long to get its namesake web address.

Investors took a breather Thursday, with the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq each remaining down for the year.

With total compensation of $156.1 million, the executive topped a list compiled by a shareholder advocacy group.

The nation’s largest private sector employer has been struggling with growth. Wage increases have nothing to do with that.

Modest disappointment in residential home construction was offset by upbeat industrial output data.

The French energy giant Total will soon receive its first delivery of 2 million barrels of oil as a result of the lifting of sanctions on Iran.

Richard Lombardi was relieved of his duty after admitting he didn’t mention family ties to the maker of the next-generation bomber.

Turkey’s foreign-affairs minister indicates the oil-rich Muslim kingdom may be ready to expand its operations in Syria to encompass boots on the ground.

With Nigeria-based Boko Haram militants posing a threat in West Africa, concerns have risen about terrorists using full-body veils to hide bombs.

The CEO and chairman of America’s largest bank scooped up a half-million shares in JPMorgan Chase.

Sharply higher oil prices and a rally in banking names helped put the brakes on a five-day losing streak in U.S. stock markets.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is reportedly investigating the U.S. aerospace giant’s accounting for its 787 and 747 programs.

U.S. markets closed lower again Thursday, with U.S. Treasuries sinking to a three-year low and gold hitting its highest price in a year.

The maker of electric cars reported its 11th straight quarterly loss Wednesday, but CEO Elon Musk says it could be profitable by year’s end.

Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen increase the number of automakers and brands affected by history’s most complicated auto safety recall.

Investors went bargain hunting Wednesday following big drops earlier in the week.

Meanwhile, the oil and gas industry is fuming over Obama’s proposal to charge oil companies a per-barrel fee.

The struggling apparel retailer is set to report its full-year and fourth-quarter results amid trouble at its important budget brand.

Markets across the globe fell on growing concerns about a global slowdown.

The maker of the Model S electric car faces considerable challenges, and investors are getting skittish.

Nevertheless, the stock price of the beleaguered natural gas company, No. 2 in the U.S., fell sharply Monday.

The Dow fell more than 180 points Monday as investor jitters carried over from Friday’s tech sell-off.

Because of the currency-exchange factor, corporate earnings this season have been best among companies doing most of their business at home in the U.S.

U.S. employers added 151,000 jobs in January, missing estimates. The jobless rate ticked down from 5 percent in December.

CEO Elon Musk's company, which will report earnings next week, faces an increasing number of competitors in the electric-car market.

After more than a decade, the Japanese automaker realized its car designed for the U.S. market is not catching on with young drivers.

Meanwhile, a portion of General Motors' fourth-quarter profit is attributable to a $3.2 billion tax benefit from its European operations.

The industry saw its best start to a year since 2006 as consumers snapped up small SUVs and pickup trucks.

The Dow fell by nearly 300 points Tuesday, following the downward trend of global markets.