Proposed incentive for air tour operators at Grand Canyon could boost flights in summer months
Air tour operators at the Grand Canyon would be able to take more visitors over the most popular flight routes under a proposed incentive to make aircraft quieter.
United Airlines ending Atlantic City service on Dec. 3 after just 8 months
United Airlines is ending service to and from Atlantic City after just eight months of serving the East Coast gambling resort.
Gambling regulators approve MGM and Wynn licenses after voters reject repealing casino law
State gambling regulators on Thursday unanimously voted to finalize casino licenses for MGM for its $800 million Springfield casino and for Wynn for its $1.6 billion Everett resort.
5 Things to Know About Massachusetts Casino Gambling
The march toward Las Vegas-style gambling in the Bay State begins in earnest now that voters have resoundingly defeated a ballot question to repeal the state's 2011 casino law.
Fiery failures raise questions about whether rocket science routine enough for private firms
Fiery failures are no stranger to the space game.
Jury selection begins for damages trial over flawed hotel at heart of big Vegas Strip complex
The Harmon Hotel tower was designed to soar 48 stories over MGM Resorts International's massive CityCenter complex, offering hotel guests and condominium owners unparalleled views at the heart of the Las Vegas Strip.
Cruise company Carnival mulls ship building joint venture with Fincantieri, Chinese company
Cruise ship company Carnival Corp. says it's exploring the possibility of a ship building joint venture with a state-owned Chinese company and Italy's Fincantieri.
China approves $3.3 billion Universal theme park in Beijing, to eventually span 1000 acres
China has approved the development of a $3.3 billion Universal theme park in Beijing that would be the first major foreign-owned theme park in the Chinese capital.
Ryanair plans to carry 1 million more passengers, hike profits as new service culture delivers
Ryanair says it plans to carry an extra 1 million passengers this year and has raised its profits outlook on the back of wide-ranging service improvements that have boosted sales and filled more aircraft.
Novartis, Exelixis, Cloud Peak Energy, Conns, and Norwegian Cruise are big market movers
Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Tuesday on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Stock Market: NYSE Novartis AG, up $3.43 to $93.47 The drug developer presented positive data for a potential heart-failure drug and will ask for approval by the end of the year.
Hawaii tourism officials expect slower growth for state's biggest industry
Hawaii tourism officials said Thursday they were tempering their expectations, but they still anticipate continued growth for the state's biggest industry.
Ryanair Launches Flexible Business-Class Tickets
Ryanair has launched a flexible business-class ticket in its latest U-turn from its no-frills tradition.
Unable to reach agreement, American and US Airways will pull flight listings from Orbitz
American Airlines and US Airways are pulling flight listings from Orbitz after they were unable to reach agreement on a long-term contract.
Prince George's County officials approve casino site plan at National Harbor, near Washington
Prince George's County officials on Monday approved a building plan for a $925 million MGM Resorts International casino and hotel near the nation's capital on an 8-1 vote, paving the way for MGM to get the permits needed to begin construction.
Clear Skies Forecast for Airline Industry Profit
Global airlines should post an industry profit of $12.7 billion this year, an increase from a previous $10.6 billion forecast.
Clear Skies Forecast for Airline Industry Profit
Global airlines should post an industry profit of $12.7 billion this year, an increase from a previous $10.6 billion forecast.
Now on Flipboard: Can Cuba be U.S.A. 2.0?
U.S. industries are eyeing Cuba for its massive economic potential but as FOXBusiness.com discovered pushing progress on the island nation may take longer than anticipated.
Fighting home-as-hotel rentals, an NYC task force knocks on doors, follows digital trails
From an office by the Brooklyn Bridge, a specialized team of investigators tackles a fast-growing concern in New York City: apartments being rented like hotel rooms.
Body-camera maker has financial ties to police chiefs; questions of influence are raised
Taser International, the stun-gun maker emerging as a leading supplier of body cameras for police, has cultivated financial ties to police chiefs whose departments have bought the recording devices, raising a host of conflict-of-interest questions.
JPMorgan, Telsa, GameStop, General Motors and Ziopharm are big market movers
Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Wednesday on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Stock Market: NYSE JPMorgan Chase & Co., down $2.03 to $56.81 The bank reported a 7 percent drop in fourth-quarter profit partly because of legal expenses, falling short of expectations.



