Industrials

The boards of Fiat Chrysler, Ferrari and CNH Industrial have been called to meet in Italy in light of CEO Sergio Marchionne's surgery.

North Dakota is demanding $38 million from the federal government to reimburse the state for costs associated with policing large-scale and prolonged protests against the Dakota Access oil pipeline.

US stocks are drifting between small gains and losses as traders shrug off the latest trade threats from President Donald Trump and focus on company earnings reports, which contained some better-than-expected results from big names including Microsoft.

With profits sagging in recent years, GE has pursued an aggressive restructuring plan under CEO John Flannery.

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The EPA recently relaxed rules for the disposal of spent coal, and more changes could be ahead.

General Electric Co. (GE) on Friday reported second-quarter earnings of $800 million.

GE reaffirmed its outlook for 2018, saying it continues to expect full-year earnings $1 per share to $1.07 per share.

The struggling industrial giant is expected to book a weaker second-quarter profit.

A California bottled water company has been charged with illegally disposing of arsenic-tainted wastewater.

The aluminum producer said it had incurred $15 million in costs related to the tariffs.

This is a story about how a small American company lost Pentagon business after a big foreign rival used a Buy American policy to get orders from the U.S. military.

Meanwhile, Boeing won a $3.9 billion contract to build two 747-8 aircraft, each of which will serve as Air Force One.

U.S.-based defense contractor Raytheon says it remains committed to Britain amid the political turmoil surrounding the country's departure from the European Union.

Aviation is soaring: Passenger traffic is up, fuel prices are under control and rising demand from Asia is driving aircraft orders.

European Council President Donald Tusk has urged President Donald Trump, Russian President Vladimir Putin and China to work with Europe to avoid trade wars and prevent conflict and chaos.

A U.S. lobbying firm sought to recruit the ambassadors of France, Germany and several other countries to demonstrate international support for severing Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska's control of Rusal, the aluminum manufacturing giant sanctioned by Washington.

It's been five years since Detroit bottomed out after decades of decline, admitting in the largest U.S. municipal bankruptcy filing ever that the country's one-time industrial engine could no longer pay its bills.

A U.S. lobbying firm sought to recruit the ambassadors of France, Germany and several other countries to demonstrate international support for severing Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska's control of Rusal, the aluminum manufacturing giant sanctioned by Washington.