GM and Honda, automakers with more than 160 years of experience between them, have thrown tradition out the window by unveiling the Origin, a new self-driving vehicle.

Goldman Sachs won’t take companies public anymore unless they have at least one “diverse” board member, the bank’s CEO David Solomon said Thursday.

The days of passengers bringing their pets on airplanes as emotional-support animals could be ending.

Comcast continued adding internet customers in the fourth quarter, helping lift its net income 26%.

It’s an exhilarating feeling we can all relate to — FedEx notifying you that your package has been delivered.

Tinder is following in Uber's lead in adding in-app safety features for dates that become unsafe.

Rev. John Dawkins and his daughter Danielle Dawkins-Alston reopened their McDonald’s site at Broad and Diamond streets Monday, Jan. 20, 2020.

DETROIT — Two different air bag glitches have forced Toyota and Honda to recall over 6 million vehicles worldwide, and both problems present different dangers to motorists.

SAN FRANCISCO  — Netflix added 8.8 million worldwide subscribers during its fourth quarter, surpassing expectations at a time when it faces heated competition from new streaming challengers such as Disney.

The Boeing 737 Max is officially on hold.

Black Girl Ventures, an organization that creates opportunities for women of color to gain access to capital, is expanding into Philadelphia.

The development of ridesharing apps, such as Uber and Lyft, was made possible by 4G. With 5G, ridesharing cars could one day navigate themselves — no human driver required.

Google controls the way most of the world surfs the internet, with its Chrome browser accounting for more than half the global market. Now, it’s planning to get rid of the way companies and advertisers track Chrome’s millions of users.

Microsoft has ended support for Windows 7. That means it will no longer provide updates or security patches for the 11-year-old operating system, and the hundreds of millions of PCs still using it are vulnerable to attack.

NEW YORK  — NBCUniversal is launching a new streaming service that will have a large part available for free, an approach it hopes will resonate with people who aren't interested in traditional TV.

Julie Coker is moving on after four years of leading the Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau.

JPMorgan Chase disclosed this week that less than 5% of its nearly 3,700 financial advisers are Black and said it still had work to do to improve diversity in its ranks. But some Democratic lawmakers want to know more.

DETROIT — Starbucks is expanding a program that tries to help low-income communities by opening coffee shops and hiring local workers.