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European businesses are unsettled as they watch the U.S. and China collide over trade.

The chairman of South Korea's Asiana Airlines has apologized for inflight meal service disruptions and a reported suicide at a meal supplier.

Federal regulators are rejecting the idea of setting minimum standards for airline seats and legroom as a safety measure.

Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Tuesday: Campbell Soup Co., up 74 cents to $41.03

To understand why the United States and China stand on the brink of a trade war, consider the near-death experience of American Superconductor Corp.

A fraternity hoping to rent a restaurant pavilion for a social event says in a lawsuit the Alabama business refused because most of its members are black.

A helicopter trip to a hospital may not be the only shock a patient faces after a bad accident.

Alaska Gov. Bill Walker has asked the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to suspend its environmental review of a proposed copper-and-gold mine near a major salmon fishery, saying he questions whether the project is ready to move forward.

TSA just missed a record for the number of people screened at airport checkpoints as the July 4 holiday travel period started with a bang.

U.S. manufacturers are on the upswing.

A miniseries that airs beginning this month highlights the personal stories behind six iconic Tennessee brands.

The Latest on President Donald Trump and Saudi oil production (all times local): 8:50 a.m.

President Donald Trump wants to rebuild the nation's transportation infrastructure.

Germany's Thyssenkrupp and India's Tata Steel say they've signed a deal to merge European steel operations into a new firm.

Michigan officials say the federal government is taking a big step toward approving a long-sought project to boost cargo shipping on the Great Lakes.

China has eased limits on foreign ownership in auto manufacturing, insurance and other industries, officially confirming promises made before its latest trade clash with Washington erupted.

The international airport on the Indonesian resort island of Bali reopened Friday afternoon after a nearly 12-hour closure due to a volcanic ash threat that disrupted travel plans for thousands.

The Mount Agung volcano on Bali shot ash 2,000 meters (6,600 feet) into the atmosphere Thursday, disrupting the travel plans of thousands as several airlines canceled flights from the Indonesian tourist island.

The Australian government says British defense company BAE Systems has won a 35 billion Australian dollar ($26 billion) contract to build Australia's fleet of new navy frigates.

As shoppers increasingly demand that everything from hot meals and groceries to dresses, bedding and electronics be dropped off at their doorsteps, retailers are betting big on delivery services that will get them there faster.