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1. Underneath the hood: U.S. auto sales for December will be released Wednesday by the likes of Ford and GM.

Lego is making its blocks smarter.

When Prime Minister Narendra Modi suddenly banned most of India's cash on Nov. 8, he warned that "difficulties" could persist for 50 days. The payoff, he said, would be less corruption and less tax evasion.

ExxonMobil and Rex Tillerson have announced their plan to address concerns about the huge nest egg the oil giant has promised to its former CEO.

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One of America's most cherished muscle cars is going electric -- the Ford Mustang.

Let 2017 be the year of more water startups.

Mark Zuckerberg really wants to escape the Silicon Valley bubble.

Tesla's push to ramp up car shipments ran out of gas in the final months of the year.

Ford is canceling plans to build a new plant in Mexico. It will invest $700 million in Michigan instead, creating 700 new U.S. jobs.

Governor Andrew Cuomo wants to make free tuition a reality at New York's public colleges.

What a difference a year makes. After starting 2016 on a disastrous note, U.S. stocks raced into 2017 as optimism about the election of Donald Trump continues.

The editor-in-chief at Wired, one of the best known technology publications, is out.

Megyn Kelly wanted out of Fox News.

Protect American jobs by getting tough on China.

What do Millennials want from a car?

Officials in Indonesia are a sensitive bunch these days.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is no Donald Trump, at least not in terms of viewership.

President-elect Donald Trump on Tuesday named Robert Lighthizer, a lawyer and former trade official during the Reagan administration, as his nominee for U.S. trade representative.

President-elect Donald Trump sent a threat Tuesday to General Motors: Make the Chevrolet Cruze in the United States or face a heavy tax.