Good fuel mileage and low carbon emissions made diesel engines hugely popular in Europe and elsewhere around the world. But the Volkswagen cheating scandal led to its decline. Yet, diesel advocates say it's not done yet.
The coronavirus disrupted the start of new clinical trials for potentially life-changing, new medicines and now may delay the time in which some of those drugs will reach the market.
The numbers of borrower seeking relief on their mortgage payments has fallen for the third straight week, as more Americans go back to work and cities reopens.
Analysts at Jefferies upped their price target on Tesla to a Street high of $1,200, but Miller Tabak's Matt Maley says historical data show a pullback is practically unavoidable.
A doctored viral video shared by President Donald Trump on Twitter has been labeled "manipulated media" by the microblogging site as it looks to clean up disinformation.
While commercial airlines are having a slow recovery, private-jet companies are seeing a surge in business from customers who have never flown private.
Kim Yo Jong appears to be stepping out on her own recently — without her elder brother, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un by her side — which analysts said may indicate that she could be moving onto a bigger role within the country's leadership structure.
Luca Frigeni, a restaurant owner in Shanghai recounts one of the most difficult professional moments of his life, having to shutdown his newly opened restaurant as the city dealt with the coronavirus outbreak.
American Airlines is banning a passenger who refused to wear a mask on board one of its flights as carriers step up enforcement of face masks due to Covid-19.