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Ferry services in Greece have been halted for 24 hours as unions step up protests against a new austerity bill that will limit the right to strike and speed up property foreclosures.

The Latest on the Toyota-Mazda factory coming to Alabama (all times local): 8:15 p.m. Alabama's total incentive package to land Toyota and Mazda's new U.S. factory will top at least $700 million after local incentives are added.

Fiat Chrysler is moving production of heavy-duty trucks from Mexico to Michigan and paying bonuses to U.S. workers in response to the passage of U.S. tax reform late last year.

Delta Air Lines is reporting fourth-quarter profit of $572 million, easily beating expectations.

Four former Muslim employees of a French airport security company, who were fired shortly after the 2015 Paris attacks because their beards were deemed too long, are suing their ex-employer.

Atlanta airport officials are looking to boost its backup power in the wake the power outage that crippled the world's busiest airport last month.

In the early days of the Trump administration, the head of one of America's largest coal companies sent a four-page "action plan" to the White House calling for rollbacks of Obama-era environmental and mine safety regulations.

Philadelphia's pitch to stand out among the 238 applicants who wanted their towns to become home to Amazon's second headquarters?

There is bad blood between the two CEOs who once ran General Electric.

China has protested an Australian minister's criticisms that Chinese aid programs in poor Pacific island countries were creating "white elephants" that threatened economic stability without delivering benefits.

A person briefed on the decision says Japanese automakers Toyota and Mazda have picked Alabama as the site of a new $1.6 billion joint-venture manufacturing plant.

SpaceX is defending its rocket performance during Sunday night's launch of a secret U.S. satellite, responding to media reports that the satellite codenamed Zuma was lost.

___ World Bank predicts solid 3.1 percent global growth in 2018 WASHINGTON (AP) — The World Bank is predicting that the global economy will grow 3.1 percent this year, which would be its best showing in seven years.

Boeing is riding a strong air-travel market and airline profitability to deliver a record number of new planes.

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The CEO of Maine-based construction company Cianbro (shin-BRO) Corp. has stepped down.

China's transport ministry says rescuers have found a body believed to be of a sailor from the Iranian oil tanker on fire after a collision at sea.

The Latest on the CES technology show in Las Vegas (all times local): 12:15 a.m.

Samsung Electronics says its October-December operating profit jumped 64 percent to a record high.

A former Air Force and airline pilot will become the acting administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration.