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The traditional carpool -- like when a neighbor offers to drive you to work -- has become a fading trend in the U.S. But the old-school concept appears to have fresh hope.

Samsung is recalling millions of new Galaxy Note 7 smartphones worldwide after reports that the devices can catch fire while charging.

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Jared Fogle, the former Subway pitchman who pleaded guilty to charges of child pornography and having sex with minors, is arguing in a court filing that one of his victims' parents is as responsible for her emotional distress as he is.

Surprise! The Federal Reserve almost certainly won't hike rates in September.

Top universities Oxford and Cambridge are trying to shake off their elitist reputation and accept more students from diverse and disadvantaged backgrounds.

American employers slowed down hiring in August.

Rape survivor and "The Birth of a Nation" co-star Gabrielle Union has written an opinion piece about Nate Parker's rape case.

Ireland is turning its back on a massive tax windfall from Apple.

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The executives both above and below Roger Ailes looked the other way while the Fox News chief engaged in "predatory" behavior, Ailes' biographer Gabriel Sherman writes in the next issue of New York magazine.

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U.S. retailers are worried about keeping their shelves stocked after a major South Korean shipping company filed for bankruptcy protection.

The sale of Uber's China operations to rival Didi Chuxing is coming under scrutiny from Beijing.

Detroit's Big Three posted lackluster sales for the month of August, a continuation of a recent trend. And Wall Street isn't happy.

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Two of Gene Wilder's most regarded films are headed back to theaters this weekend following the actor's death this week.

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