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A lot of resources go into building cars, like steel, aluminum, rubber and glass. Also critical: Brains.

It seems that Wall Street may not have much of an appetite for Blue Apron after all.

The Body Shop is getting a new Brazilian owner.

Airbus has started work on the first of 900 satellites that could one day deliver the internet to every corner of the world.

Illinois could go down in history as the first U.S. state with a "junk" credit rating.

Knowing when a volcano will erupt could one day be as easy as checking the weather forecast.

1. Global malware attack: A massive ransomware attack hit businesses around the world on Tuesday, causing major companies to shut down their computer systems.

Hackers launched blistering ransomware attacks Tuesday against companies and agencies across the world, particularly targeting Ukranian businesses.

Investors are set to find out whether America's biggest banks are cleared to give them a hefty dividend boost.

A new global ransomware attack has targeted businesses around the world, demonstrating how easy it is for hackers to extort money by taking advantage of outdated technology.

Sarah Palin has sued The New York Times for defamation.

Martin Shkreli is going on trial to face charges that he bilked investors.

Lottery winners are lucky. In Illinois, they'd better be patient, too.

Nearly half of Americans say their expenses are equal to or greater than their income, according to a new study from the Center for Financial Services Innovation. And for those 18 to 25 the percentage is over half, up to 54%.

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The original iPhone's development was an epic undertaking cloaked in layers of paranoid secrecy.

New Jersey wants to legalize gambling on sports -- and will make its case before the Supreme Court.

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Need to see a doctor? Get ready to pay more if the Senate health care bill becomes law.

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