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Meet Mr. Luo, a veteran steelworker who lost his job after 21 years and reinvented himself as a taxi driver for China's version of Uber.

Struggling Chipotle announced plans on Thursday to jump into the burger business by opening an Ohio restaurant called Tasty Made.

Ford stock plunged 8% on Thursday as the auto maker warned of a growing list of global risks and signaled a slowdown for the previously-roaring American market.

Boeing has warned that it could stop producing its legendary 747 planes if orders do not pick up after years of slow sales.

Americans are growing more hesitant to eat out. Whether the slowdown is being driven by rising prices, slowing job growth or even terrorism, some believe it could be the start of a painful restaurant recession.

Pinewood Group, which helped produce all your favorite James Bond and Harry Potter films, is preparing for a buyout.

Powerball's jackpot has grown to $478 million ahead of the next drawing on Saturday. It currently 5th largest Powerball prize of all time.

Netflix exec talks ratings, competition and expansion

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Apple shares spiked 6% even though the tech behemoth just suffered its second-straight quarter of shrinking sales. It's a sign of how Apple faces dramatically diminished expectations these days.

A little over a year since it's price gouging scandal, Whole Foods is still struggling to turn its ship around in the right direction.

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A cutting-edge Chinese tech firm that you've probably never heard of just snapped up top U.S. electronics maker Vizio for $2 billion.

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The all-day breakfast glow may be starting to wear off. McDonald's suffered a slowdown in U.S. sales that that alarmed investors.

The vast majority money stolen by hackers in "business email compromise" scams goes to banks in China and Hong Kong, according to the FBI.

Dr. Warren, a former marriage counselor who dispenses advice in eHarmony commercials, is being replaced as CEO.

JetBlue signaled it could start flying into Europe, bringing its low-cost model to the pricey transatlantic market.

Paramount has broken ranks with other Hollywood studios and agreed to ditch contentious contracts that restricted who could watch its movies on pay-TV in Europe.

Blackberry's chief executive John Chen says he's a long-time Republican, but he's struggling over what to do when he enters the voting booth come November.