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Infuriating logistics problems pummel Tesla's sales during trhe first quarter of 2019.

Fast food giant McDonald’s is throwing open its workforce to people at 50 and above in a bid to address the shortage of young workers on morning shifts.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has expanded its investigation of malfunctioning airbags to another 12.3 million vehicles, including cars made by Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mitsubishi, Toyota, and Fiat Chrysler.

A 5-year-old boy was found dead in Illinois after a six-day search for him. His body was found near the home of his parents.

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President Donald Trump is becoming a “poor example for the nation and particularly for our children," Rep. Andy McKean said, explaining his decision behind switching political loyalties.

A recent study conducted by Harvard researchers revealed that e-cigarette products were contaminated with bacterial and fungal toxins.

Stephen Foreman at Oxford Economics expects the Boeing production cuts to cause an output contraction of just 0.4 percent in the U.S. aerospace products and parts industry in 2019.

The trial of the 69-year-old Jefferson County woman began Monday in First Division Circuit Court with Judge Alex Guynn in Arkansas.

From May 2, any countries buying oil from Iran can expect U.S. sanctions.

Lower home prices boosted sales of new homes 4.5% in March to a near one-and-a-half year high, against analysts's expectations of a slowdown.

Amazon's massive Prime membership base isn't getting much wider.

Even the biggest supporters of hydrogen vehicles are now turning to electric vehicles.

It's a close call between Spotify and Apple Music.

Nostradamus may have predicted an assassination attempt on Donald Trump, according to a British psychic.

The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq rally to post record closing highs on the back of strong corporate earnings reports.

Twitter surprised Wall Street with an upbeat Q1 earning report that mostly beat analysts' expectations.

After the U.S. threatened to veto a U.N. resolution to recognize sexual violence as a weapon of war, Angelina Jolie and Amal Clooney voiced their support for the resolution.

President Trump slammed the New York Times and economist Paul Krugman on Tuesday and predicted that the paper will have to "get down on their knees & beg for forgiveness."

Amazon returns will be available at all Kohl's stores starting in July.

An unsuspecting Android app named WiFi Finder, installed by tens of thousands of Google Play users, reportedly leaked more than 2 million Wi-Fi network passwords.