Industrials

The Commerce Department reports on U.S. home construction in July.

U.S. homebuilders are feeling more confident in their sales prospects headed into next year, a sign that home construction and sales of newly built homes may pick up after stalling this summer.

The Commerce Department reports on U.S. home construction in June.

A massive construction crane collapsed in downtown Manhattan during the busy morning rush on Friday, killing at least one person and crushing a line of parked cars, officials said.

GE says “it will maintain its dividend at the current level until 2016” and details timetable for hike. 

In an exclusive interview with the FOX Business Network, Warren Buffett offered his support for Hillary Clinton and said President Obama should approve the Keystone XL pipeline.

American Realty agreed to pay $807 million for a portfolio of GE Capital properties comprised primarily of restaurants.

Atlantic City took a step toward remaking itself Thursday — and it had nothing to do with gambling.

The Justice Department says it won't challenge travel booking site Expedia's $1.3 billion purchase of competitor Orbitz, saying the deal is unlikely to hurt competitors or consumers.

A fire has been reported aboard a Royal Caribbean cruise ship, but officials say it was quickly extinguished.

The world's largest cruise company could be heading to Havana.

The casino gambling industry is off and running with the recent opening of the Plainridge Park Casino in southeastern Massachusetts.

The U.S. government is suing to stop Electrolux from buying General Electric's appliance division, saying the combined company would dominate sales of kitchen appliances to customers like home builders, property managers, hotels, and governments.

The era of free checked suitcases on JetBlue has come to an end.

For a South Korean tour agency, the outbreak of Middle East respiratory syndrome feels like a bigger threat to business than a North Korean attack or nuclear reactor meltdown.

Today's traveler faces a bewildering choice of hotel brands with similar-sounding and confusing names.

A Florida developer who's buying Atlantic City's former Revel casino has put up $26 million for another shuttered casino next door and announced plans for a half-billion dollars' worth of redevelopment projects in the struggling seaside gambling resort.

Mines built this company town.

A real estate investment trust that's considering getting out of the snow business could sell more than dozen ski resorts from Maine to California that are worth hundreds of millions of dollars.

Uber is partnering with hotel chain Starwood to give riders a bit more incentive to choose the ride-hailing service over a taxi.