New GE CEO begins, promising 'intense focus' on operations
John Flannery started his first day as General Electric Co.'s chief executive with a letter to employees.
Italy, France seek shipyard deal by September summit
Italy is vowing to stand a tough course in talks with France to salvage a deal allowing Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri to take control of a French shipyard.
Italy, France seek shipyard deal by September summit
Italy is vowing to stand a tough course in talks with France to salvage a deal allowing Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri to take control of a French shipyard.
Pentagon may buy idle Boeing jets after Trump's call for Air Force One cuts
The U.S. Air Force will reportedly pay less for two undelivered 747-8 jets, which would then be transformed into the next Air Force One fleet.
Pentagon may buy idle Boeing jets after Trump's call for Air Force One cuts
The U.S. Air Force will reportedly pay less for two undelivered 747-8 jets, which would then be transformed into the next Air Force One fleet.
North Dakota still seeking to recoup pipeline protest costs
North Dakota is continuing to seek federal funding to help pay state law enforcement bills related to months of protests over construction of the Dakota Access pipeline.
Wildcat strikes cause delays at 2 Milan airports
Travelers suffered hours of delays at two Milan airports after unions staged a wildcat strike during peak travel season.
Wildcat strikes cause delays at 2 Milan airports
Travelers suffered hours of delays at two Milan airports after unions staged a wildcat strike during peak travel season.
Passengers from Scotland stuck on plane after customs mix-up
A planeload of passengers who landed in Rhode Island on a flight from Scotland were stuck on the jet for more than an hour because there were no customs officials to greet them.
Xerox posts 2Q profit
Xerox Corp. (XRX) on Tuesday reported second-quarter profit of $166 million.
No visa, no veil? Saudi Arabia may ease rules for tourists
Saudi Arabia has announced plans to build a "semi-autonomous" visa-free travel destination along its northwestern Red Sea coast.
No visa, no veil? Saudi Arabia may ease rules for tourists
Saudi Arabia has announced plans to build a "semi-autonomous" visa-free travel destination along its northwestern Red Sea coast.
Settlement reached in lawsuit involving Missouri mansion
The owner of a 72,000-square-foot (6690-sq.
Settlement reached in lawsuit involving Missouri mansion
The owner of a 72,000-square-foot (6690-sq.
Sony sees recovery with a nearly quadrupling of profit
Sony's fiscal first quarter profit nearly quadrupled compared to a year ago, boosted by its lucrative image sensor and other businesses and highlighting a gradual recovery at the Japanese electronics and entertainment company.
Sony sees recovery with a nearly quadrupling of profit
Sony's fiscal first quarter profit nearly quadrupled compared to a year ago, boosted by its lucrative image sensor and other businesses and highlighting a gradual recovery at the Japanese electronics and entertainment company.
Advocates oppose EPA's delay of coal plant pollution limits
Environmental advocates are urging the Trump administration to reverse course on its move to set aside an Obama-era measure limiting water pollution from coal-fired power plants.
Advocates oppose EPA's delay of coal plant pollution limits
Environmental advocates are urging the Trump administration to reverse course on its move to set aside an Obama-era measure limiting water pollution from coal-fired power plants.
Utility regulators to weigh in on Poland Spring proposal
Poland Spring hopes to pump up to 172 million gallons of water a year from a public water district well that once served a now-closed paper mill.
$50M settlement approved for DuPont mercury contamination
Chemical company DuPont will pay about $50 million under an environmental settlement that aims to make up for decades of mercury pollution one of its factories released into the South River in Virginia.






