Detroit under President Trump has rediscovered its love of the big, roaring engine.

By gutting climate regulations, the president has freed US automakers to sell as many gas-burning trucks and SUVs as they can.

The automobile giant raised its quarterly dividend by 20% and has doubled the payout over the last three years.

My epic journey to the remote Scottish island that looks like the Maldives - The Isle of Harris in the Outer Hebrides is an island of two halves, boasting both stunning beaches and otherworldly ...

General Motors Chairman and CEO Mary Barra maintains a personal policy for the correspondence that reaches her desk. She reads it, and she answers it. This simple commitment cuts through the noise of ...

MicroStrategy defends its balance sheet once again.

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Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. started the new year right by doing what land reform and farmer advocates have long demanded the government to do — immediately stop the indiscriminate ...

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CNBC’s Phil LeBeau and General Motors Chair and CEO Mary Barra join ‘Squawk Box’ to discuss the Detroit automaker’s fourth-quarter earnings, the impact of tariffs, auto affordability, and more. Got a ...

GM CEO Mary Barra has confirmed that the automaker has “a handful of hybrids” on the way, though she emphasized that hybrids will remain a secondary focus behind GM’s internal combustion engine and ...