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Volkswagen has been accused of intentionally misleading U.S. regulators about the software at the center of the automaker's diesel emissions scandal.

The Ford Bronco and Jeep Grand Wagoneer are set to return to the American road in modern form.

The FDIC filed a lawsuit in federal court on Monday demanding that Bank of America pay $542 million it owes to the regulator's deposit insurance fund.

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Machionne says auto industry needs clarity from Trump on trade policy specifics, says Fiat Chrysler might have to pull back from Mexican operations.

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Alabama is a football dynasty. With all its wins come big bucks.

Women often choose the family car so why aren't more of them designing autos.

Fiat Chrysler announced Sunday a $1 billion investment to expand factories in Ohio and Michigan and create 2,000 new jobs in the United States.

Pringles launches new Loud line of potato-free chips, made from corn, grain and vegetables.

The Kia Stinger might just be able to change the budget - image of the Korean brand.

SpaceX has received the FAA license it needs to launch a rocket into space, just days before it is scheduled to blast off.

Just 0.37 points. That's how tantalizingly close the Dow just got to hitting the 20,000 milestone for the first time ever.

It's getting harder out there for a jet salesman. Boeing raked in 668 orders in 2016, down 13% from 2015.

Wells Fargo is set to launch a new pay plan next week to replace the wildly unrealistic sales goals that have been blamed for corrupting its retail banking workers.

Americans have a lot of choices about where to shop. But it seems like many consumers are increasingly flocking to Amazon. And so are investors. Many traditional retailers are hurting.

Tim Cook's pay fell by 15% in 2016 due to Apple's failure to meet its sales targets, a filing released on Friday showed.

Apple plans to open its first retail outlet in Seoul, the home turf of arch rival Samsung.

On Thursday, the Federal Trade Commission sued D-Link for its utter lack of security measures in its home internet routers, cameras and baby monitors.