Southwest Airlines to end service at 2 Ohio airports
Southwest Airlines plans to end service at two Ohio airports while adding flights elsewhere in the region.
New Jersey lawmakers want more money for NYC bus terminal
The unveiling of a new, $32 billion capital spending plan by the New York region's largest transportation agency after a year of negotiating didn't tamp down criticism Thursday by New Jersey legislators who say the plan doesn't allocate enough for a desperately needed bus terminal in midtown Manhattan.
New Jersey lawmakers want more money for NYC bus terminal
The unveiling of a new, $32 billion capital spending plan by the New York region's largest transportation agency after a year of negotiating didn't tamp down criticism Thursday by New Jersey legislators who say the plan doesn't allocate enough for a desperately needed bus terminal in midtown Manhattan.
US Postal Service to no longer offer services at Staples
The U.S. Postal Service will no longer be offering its services at Staples stores across the country.
US Postal Service to no longer offer services at Staples
The U.S. Postal Service will no longer be offering its services at Staples stores across the country.
Czech airline to buy 5 more Boeing 737 MAX jets
Czech airline Travel Service says it has signed a deal to buy five more new Boeing 737 MAX jets.
Czech airline to buy 5 more Boeing 737 MAX jets
Czech airline Travel Service says it has signed a deal to buy five more new Boeing 737 MAX jets.
Turkmenistan halts gas exports to Iran
The energy-rich Central Asian nation of Turkmenistan has suspended shipments of natural gas to Iran, which it says has not paid for deliveries since 2013.
Turkmenistan halts gas exports to Iran
The energy-rich Central Asian nation of Turkmenistan has suspended shipments of natural gas to Iran, which it says has not paid for deliveries since 2013.
China begins to ease its 2,000-year-old monopoly on salt
China has started an overhaul of its salt industry, easing a monopoly that has existed in some form for more than 2,000 years and predates the Great Wall.
China begins to ease its 2,000-year-old monopoly on salt
China has started an overhaul of its salt industry, easing a monopoly that has existed in some form for more than 2,000 years and predates the Great Wall.
With new subway line open, NY transit agency chief to retire
The head of the agency that runs New York City's subways and buses is retiring.
SpaceX finds source of rocket explosion, plans new launch
SpaceX says it plans to resume flights as early as next week after finding the cause of an explosion that destroyed a rocket and satellite on a Florida launch pad in September.
SpaceX finds source of rocket explosion, plans new launch
SpaceX says it plans to resume flights as early as next week after finding the cause of an explosion that destroyed a rocket and satellite on a Florida launch pad in September.
Protection sought for New Mexico park's geothermal deposits
Underground pockets of boiling water and steam in a northern New Mexico national preserve that represent the heart of an ancient collapsed volcano could get extra federal protection under a new effort by the National Park Service aimed at limiting or preventing tapping the geothermal energy from neighboring land.
Nigeria wants to close airport in capital for runway repairs
Nigeria's government has proposed closing the airport in its capital, Abuja, for six weeks to repair runways that some airlines have described as dangerous.
UPS fined $73,800 for safety violations at Louisville hangar
Federal regulators have fined UPS $73,800 for safety violations at the company's airplane hangar in Louisville.
Kitty litter helps Wyoming bentonite past drilling slump
The market for a peculiar type of clay is looking up thanks to improved prospects for oil and gas drilling and to cat owners who use the stuff to soak up their pets' business.
Kitty litter helps Wyoming bentonite past drilling slump
The market for a peculiar type of clay is looking up thanks to improved prospects for oil and gas drilling and to cat owners who use the stuff to soak up their pets' business.
Hydroelectric engineers find potential in centuries-old mine
Some look at an abandoned, centuries-old iron mine in New York's Adirondacks and see a relic.




