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As trade ties with China come under threat from President-elect Donald Trump, Boeing is touting the country's importance to American workers.

Wells Fargo on Friday said new customer checking account openings plunged by 41% in November.

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American automakers have a lot to lose if China cracks down.

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Courteney Boot Company, a Zimbabwe-based firm best known for its safari boots, changed its sales focus when the country's economy shrank significantly. Now 99% of its footwear leaves the country.

Former NFL players will soon be able to get the money they won in a multi-million dollar concussion settlement, thanks to the Supreme Court.

The cars, to be built on a Michigan assembly line, will be used in test fleets in Arizona, California and around Detroit.

DeVry University, a for-profit college, has agreed to pay $100 million to settle a lawsuit with the FTC that alleged it misled prospective students.

The once red hot company can't catch a break. GoPro shares have plunged due to fears about sagging sales of its Hero action cameras and the recall of its Karma drone.

Apple has been ordered to cut a $2 million check for denying some of its California retail workers adequate meal breaks.

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Lloyds of London has become the first big U.K. financial institution to publicly outline plans for life after Brexit.

A group of Chinese investors has received security approval to acquire the 134-year-old Chicago Stock Exchange, despite concerns raised by some in Congress.

Donald Trump says his tax plan will prompt U.S. companies to bring home trillions in cash, but it may not create the jobs he promises.

Trump Treasury pick Steven Mnuchin ran a bank which sparked complaints about its 'widow foreclosures' involving reverse mortgages sold to elderly.

House Democrats say they have been told by a federal agency that President-elect Donald Trump must sell his stake in a luxury Washington hotel. But the agency says it has made no final determination.

Japan is rolling the dice on a new law legalizing casinos to help boost its struggling economy.

Regulators put the brakes on Uber's self-driving car test in San Francisco.

An American hacker fugitive accused of hacking into JPMorgan Chase and several other banks in the "largest theft of customer data" from a U.S. bank was arrested on Wednesday, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.