Industrials

De Blasio's absence during blackout prompts ire from New Yorkers.

Boeing trails Airbus by 150 deliveries through June.

The order will require federal contracts to source 95 percent of steel and iron from U.S. firms.

The negotiations come amid a global slowdown in auto sales.

Of all U.S. carriers, American flies the second largest number of Boeing Max jets.

CEO Jim Hackett is managing Ford through new partnerships with rival automakers amid a global restructuring effort and ongoing trade tensions.

Details of the announcement expected on Friday were not immediately available.

Stories moving the markets and shaking up the world.

Lockheed Martin Corp announced Wednesday it will keep the Sikorsky helicopter plant in Pennsylvania open after President Trump requested the facility to remain open, saving about 465 jobs.

President Trump helps cut a deal for Boeing and several other US conglomerates.

The Chicago-based manufacturer shipped no new Max jets as the fleet remains idled after two recent crashes.

Saudi Arabia's flyadeal is cancelling a prior order for the Max and opting for the Airbus rival.

The plane manufacturer continues to face lawsuits over the two fatal incidents.

As carmakers battle over pickups, Tesla stays on course.

The carmaker is focusing on SUVs, electric cars and imported models.

United Airlines joined American Airlines and Southwest Airlines in cancelling flights through Labor Day as a result of the Max grounding.

Ohio Rep. Tim Ryan slammed GM for leaving Ohio in favor of Mexico, while Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren urged the U.S. to take the lead in green tech.

CEO Dennis Muilenburg also ruled out the possibility of a name change for the Max fleet.

It was the second blaze in the last two weeks at the 150-year-old refinery.

The startup was reportedly close to shuttering its operations.