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The popularity of Uber and Lyft is increasing traffic in big cities and driving people away from public transportation.

When you think of Bentley, you probably think of lounging in a big leather back seat, sipping champagne and maybe licking a spot of Grey Poupon off your pinky finger.

Harvey Weinstein is heading to rehab. His wife of 10 years, Georgina Chapman, is heading to divorce court. And his former company is heading into an uncertain future.

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The steelmaker at the center of Japan's latest corporate scandal is facing an uncertain future after it admitted shipping more products that may not have been up to standard.

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Investors are hot for China's answer to Tesla.

China's Alibaba is pumping $15 billion into a global network of research labs aimed at challenging Silicon Valley's dominance in future technology.

Muhammad Ali Enterprises is suing Fox Broadcasting Company after the network allegedly used the boxer's likeness without permission.

1. Catalonia calls time out: Investors are welcoming a decision by Catalonia's separatists to postpone a formal declaration of independence from Spain.

Uber's big Indian rival just got a fresh influx of cash from one of China's biggest tech firms.

The clock is ticking for President Trump and his trade team to strike a new deal with Mexico and Canada.

Harvey Weinstein stands accused of rape by multiple women, according to an explosive new story by The New Yorker magazine.

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Sears Canada wants to close all of its remaining stores.

A hacked result could mean the difference between an Olympic gold medal and an athlete watching the award ceremony from the sidelines.

Beltane Ranch, an inn and winery in Sonoma County, California, has been in Lauren Krause's family for five generations. On Sunday night, she watched the property burn.

Porsche has announced a new car subscription program that, for a few thousand dollars a month, will allow customers to swap out among a number of Porsche models as often as they like.

From Facebook's headquarters in Menlo Park on Monday, CEO Mark Zuckerberg's cartoon avatar announced an effort to help Puerto Rico. And on Tuesday, he apologized for what some considered a tone deaf way to deliver a message of humanitarian aid.