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Fiat Chrysler announced Sunday a $1 billion investment to expand factories in Ohio and Michigan and create 2,000 new jobs in the United States.

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The FBI has arrested a Volkswagen executive for alleged involvement in emissions scandal.

Nokia, the iconic Finnish cell phone brand, is launching its first Android smartphone exclusively in China.

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The president-elect calls Streep, the most acclaimed actress in Hollywood, overrated.

President Nicolas Maduro hiked the minimum wage another 50%, the fifth increase in a year. But many Venezuelans can't afford spiraling food prices.

Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

In an interview with Sky News, Prime Minister Theresa May promised to limit migration from the EU after Brexit, suggesting British business will face new barriers to doing business in Europe.

An early prototype of the iPhone reveals how Apple considered making its iconic smartphone more iPod than phone.

Martin Shkreli, the reviled pharmaceutical exec, has been suspended by Twitter and Periscope after making unwanted advances toward a Teen Vogue editor.

SpaceX is pushing back its next rocket launch because of high winds and rain at its launch site.

At Tokyo's Narita International Airport, some bathroom stalls are outfitted with smartphone wipe dispensers to disinfect your phone screen.

President-elect Donald Trump met with the top editors at Vanity Fair, The New Yorker and other Condé Nast magazines on Friday for a wide-ranging discussion on policy matters.

The week ahead in stocks: Banks report earnings; Trump holds press conference; Rex Tillerson confirmation; iPhone's tenth anniversary.

Americans have a lot of choices about where to shop. But it seems like many consumers are increasingly flocking to Amazon. And so are investors. Many traditional retailers are hurting.

7 amazing airport lounges around the country that offer luxury and great amenities

From an underwater drone to the car of the future, here's a look at what impressed us most.

U.S. prosecutors opened up a new case against a bribery ring centered around Venezuela's state-run oil company, PDVSA.

Just 0.37 points. That's how tantalizingly close the Dow just got to hitting the 20,000 milestone for the first time ever.