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Tesla's market cap is closing in on Ford's

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Amazon will hire 5,000 new employees in the U.K. this year, making it the latest elite tech firm to brush aside fears over Brexit.

Kraft Heinz pulled its bid for Unilever Sunday after the consumer products company said it didn't want to merge.

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SpaceX delayed its launch to the International Space Station Saturday morning. The private space firm will try again Sunday morning.

SpaceX is planning to make history with its next Florida launch. The private space firm is scheduled to launch an unmanned spacecraft to the international space station on Saturday. Liftoff is scheduled for 10:01 a.m. ET with a backup launch time of 9:38 a.m. ET Sunday.

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Despite Trump pressure, Ford moving ahead with plans for two Mexican plant expansions that will add 3,800 jobs there.

Betting against the ferocious Trump rally can be costly. A mutual fund run by Catalyst Capital Advisors lost $600 million in just five days as the markets raced to record highs.

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NFL and CBS met to figure out how to speed up football games and make them shorter in response to this season's ratings drop.

A judge in South Korea has approved a request to arrest Lee Jae-yong, the heir to the Samsung business empire.

GM's talks about possible sale of Opel and Vauxhall brands to French automaker PSA sparks worries of job losses in Germany, France and U.K.

The auto industry wants the Trump administration to loosen fuel economy and emissions requirements that, they say, hurt workers and consumers.

Donald Trump isn't the only problem for gun retailers since buyers no longer fear tougher laws are coming. Cabela's said demand also has waned after the San Bernardino shooting in December 2015 led to a big spike in sales.

The market has been red hot since Donald Trump was inaugurated. But is it premature to celebrate? Stocks actually tanked in the first month of the Reagan and Obama presidencies -- and soared after George H.W. Bush's inauguration.

Ferrari will soon unveil the fastest and most powerful production car the Italian luxury performance brand has ever produced, the Ferrari 812 Superfast.