US slaps 220 percent duty on Canada's Bombardier jets
The U.S. Commerce Department says Canada unfairly subsidized Montreal-based aircraft manufacturer Bombardier and is calling for a nearly 220 percent duty to be slapped on every Bombardier C Series plane imported into the United States.
Construction starts on models of proposed Mexico border wall
The federal government says contractors have begun building prototypes of President Donald Trump's proposed border wall with Mexico.
Siemens, Alstom deal to create 'European champion' in trains
German industrial equipment maker Siemens AG says it has signed a memorandum of understanding to merge its train-building business with French rival Alstom.
Uber says will cease operations in Quebec over new rules
WeUber said Tuesday it will cease operations in Quebec next month if the province doesn't rescind new rules it introduced last week.
Markets Right Now: Tech stocks gain in a day of mixed trade
The latest on developments in financial markets (All times local): 9:35 a.m.
Markets Right Now: Tech stocks gain in a day of mixed trade
The latest on developments in financial markets (All times local): 9:35 a.m.
Tribal leader irked by state deal with Dakota Access builder
The leader of the Standing Rock Sioux and an attorney for private North Dakota landowners believe the builder of the Dakota Access pipeline got off too lightly when it settled allegations that it violated rules including those dealing with artifacts discoveries.
Tribal leader irked by state deal with Dakota Access builder
The leader of the Standing Rock Sioux and an attorney for private North Dakota landowners believe the builder of the Dakota Access pipeline got off too lightly when it settled allegations that it violated rules including those dealing with artifacts discoveries.
Swedish passenger train collides with armored vehicle
Swedish police say a train carrying passengers has collided with an armored vehicle south of Stockholm.
Asian stocks little changed after Wall Street tumble
U.S. stock indexes inched lower Monday in a quiet open to trading for the week.
North Dakota's bill rises for oil pipeline protest costs
North Dakota's bill for policing protests of the Dakota Access pipeline has risen.
North Dakota's bill rises for oil pipeline protest costs
North Dakota's bill for policing protests of the Dakota Access pipeline has risen.
Markets Right Now: Tech stocks lead indexes broadly lower
The latest on developments in financial markets (All times local): 9:35 a.m.
No more flying with reindeer: Unique Alaska planes to retire
Claire Richardson remembers taking off from Nome in an airplane uniquely configured for Alaska when a horrible smell seeped into the passenger area.
No more flying with reindeer: Unique Alaska planes to retire
Claire Richardson remembers taking off from Nome in an airplane uniquely configured for Alaska when a horrible smell seeped into the passenger area.
Coffee sold in California could carry cancer warning labels
A future cup of coffee in California could give you jitters before you even take a sip.
Target is raising minimum hourly wage to $15 by end of 2020
Target Corp. is raising its minimum hourly wage to $11 starting next month and then to $15 by the end of 2020 in a move it says will help it better recruit and retain staff and provide a better shopping experience for its customers.
Swiss ABB to buy unit from General Electric for $2.6 billion
Swiss robotics and industrial machinery maker ABB is buying the electrification services unit of U.S. conglomerate General Electric in a deal valued at $2.6 billion, boosting its presence in its crucial North American market.
Contractors accuse Iraq of shake downs to force tax payments
American military contractors operating in Iraq are accusing Baghdad of employing strong-arm tactics to make them pay exorbitant income taxes, a practice they've warned the Trump administration is hampering the fight against Islamic State extremists.
Contractors accuse Iraq of shake downs to force tax payments
American military contractors operating in Iraq are accusing Baghdad of employing strong-arm tactics to make them pay exorbitant income taxes, a practice they've warned the Trump administration is hampering the fight against Islamic State extremists.








