Industrials

Several hundred workers who maintain American Airlines planes are demonstrating for higher pay and an end to outsourcing at the world's biggest airline.

Southwest is reporting second-quarter net income of $746 million.

The trucking company linked to the recent deadly human smuggling case in Texas had promoted itself as an American success: a family firm whose hard-working drivers helped keep the U.S. economy running.

The trucking company linked to the recent deadly human smuggling case in Texas had promoted itself as an American success: a family firm whose hard-working drivers helped keep the U.S. economy running.

GE Transportation plans to end most locomotive production at its century-old plant in northwestern Pennsylvania, eliminating about 575 jobs.

France's economy minister has announced the nationalization of the country's emblematic shipyard to ensure an Italian company does not take it over.

Brazilian police have arrested a former CEO of state oil company Petrobras on suspicion of receiving bribes from a construction company involved in a sprawling corruption scandal.

The European Commission has conditionally approved the sale by DuPont of part of its crop protection business to FMC Corp. and DuPont's acquisition of FMC's health and nutrition business.

The European Commission has conditionally approved the sale by DuPont of part of its crop protection business to FMC Corp. and DuPont's acquisition of FMC's health and nutrition business.

The U.K. and France will ban gasoline and diesel after 2040. But Germany believes it's too soon to bury the internal combustion engine.

The Bank of Korea says South Korea's economy grew at a 2.7 percent annual pace during the April-June quarter.

Samsung Electronics says its second-quarter profit surged 85 percent to record high thanks to memory chips.

Samsung Electronics says its second-quarter profit surged 85 percent to record high thanks to memory chips.

In today's economy, speed is everything.

North Korea has suddenly canceled a popular monthlong beer festival, but people won't be going thirsty in a country where brews are cheap and carry the ruling family's seal of approval.

North Korea has suddenly canceled a popular monthlong beer festival, but people won't be going thirsty in a country where brews are cheap and carry the ruling family's seal of approval.

A group of Iowa businessmen has filed a lawsuit against United Airlines over the death of a giant rabbit after a flight from London to Chicago.

Boeing is reporting second-quarter net income of $1.76 billion, after suffering a loss a year earlier.

On an October morning in 2012, the system administrator of a tiny Vermont defense contractor arrived at work to find the business' computers had been hacked and a sophisticated software program stolen.

American Indian tribes trying to shut down the Dakota Access oil pipeline are objecting to the possible intervention of national energy and manufacturing trade groups in the legal dispute.