Skip the new BlackBerry Storm. If you're hooked on BlackBerrys, you're better off with the Bold, Pearl or Flip.

With $18.9 billion of cash in hand, Ford could benefit if General Motors and Chrysler fade

Its constant repetition has launched a legion of complaints. But Toyota doesn't mind the attention

The Los Angeles Auto Show gets first look at a redesigned Mustang

Despite "very tough years" ahead, CEO Carlos Ghosn is betting big on emerging markets and a totally green car

Instead of providing a new injection of funds, many Republicans believe Detroit should simply tap the $25 billion that was appropriated earlier this year to help automakers develop more fuel-efficient technologies

Extending boomers' working lives by a few years may be good for everyone, say economists

Ikea's CEO on the economy, Obama, and eco-furniture

The founder of the Internet's original search engine finds himself heading for the exit

It's hardly a surprise that Yahoo! chief Jerry Yang is stepping down, but the timing is curious. Why now?

The unwelcome news comes as little surprise: for months, newspapers have been awash with ways consumers can "return to the home" to protect themselves against the economic downturn

How bad mortgages, a rising dollar and a huge bet on crude set the stage for oil's price plunge

Detroit North may be headed for a bailout, just like their big brothers to the south

Washington's brief display of unified crisis management quickly yields to ideological infighting and turf battles

The automaker may not deserve a bailout, but losing it could wreck the economy

Federal regulators have charged Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban with insider trading for allegedly using confidential information on a stock sale

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