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Illinois may still get slapped with a "junk" credit rating despite nearing a breakthrough that would end the state's two-year budget nightmare.

Corning's "Connected Concept Car" has a dashboard that's made entirely of glass. This might seem like a perfectly horrible and dangerous idea -- except that it actually isn't horrible, and Corning assures me it's perfectly safe.

Welcome back from the beach, backyard barbecue, or wherever you spent the July 4th holiday.

Hollywood's talent guilds have long fretted about leaving money on the table in negotiations with studios. Many remember when they failed to recognize the early value of DVDs, thus not fully sharing in that bounty.

True Religion is hanging on by a thread.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has criticized the U.S. administration for its zero-sum approach to world trade.

Brands covet your attention, but there's something they want even more: your loyalty. And they're willing to offer you early access, special prices or free goods to get it.

The internal combustion engine has been around more than a century. And it should be around for decades to come, despite Volvo's announcement Wednesday that it will move away from cars powered only by gasoline.

Luxury tequila is having a moment right now.

President Trump threatened to slap tariffs on China and Mexico during his campaign. Now the two nations could team up for their own trade deal.

President Trump's aggressive stance on global trade may be working in America's favor.

Volvo is going all in on the electric car.

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Passengers flying to the U.S. from Dubai and Istanbul no longer have to pack laptops and tablets in their luggage.

Chinese startups want to export their bike-sharing revolution all around the world.

Problems are deepening for an ambitious Chinese tech billionaire who had grand plans to expand in the U.S.

1. Fed in focus: The Federal Reserve is taking the spotlight on Wednesday as it's scheduled to release minutes from its June meeting at 2 p.m. ET.

India's top tech companies are becoming less appealing for the millions of engineers the country produces every year.

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Passengers flying direct from Dubai and Turkey to the United States may soon be able to take their laptops on board again.