Downfall: Defunct steelmaker's global HQ to be imploded
Hank Barnette rode an elevator to the top floor of Martin Tower, walked to the empty spot where his office once stood and took in the expansive view, which he'd been too busy to fully appreciate when he was running America's second-largest steel company.
Spirit AeroSystems faces more than $193K in OSHA fines
Aircraft parts maker Spirit AeroSystems faces more than $193,000 in penalties after government officials alleged the Wichita company exposed some employees to a known carcinogen.
Ford has 'similarities' to Whole Foods-Amazon merger, says incoming CFO
Incoming CFO Tim Stone led Amazon's merger with Whole Foods.
FAA delegated portions of Boeing’s Max Jet review to company
FAA acting director Daniel Elwell will face questions from House lawmakers on Wednesday.
Japanese space startup aims to compete with US rivals
A Japanese startup that launched a rocket into space last month plans to provide low-cost rocket services and compete with American rivals such as SpaceX.
Saudi Arabia says its oil pipeline was hit by drones
New satellite photos obtained by The Associated Press show the oil tankers that Gulf officials alleged were the targets of "sabotage" off the coast of the United Arab Emirates.
Asian stocks follow Wall Street higher
Stocks regained some ground in morning trading Tuesday following a nosedive at the start of the week as the U.S. and China escalate their trade war.
Trump nominee to lead FAA faces aircraft safety questions
Stephen Dickson flew military jets then went on to pilot five different jetliners during a 27-year career at Delta Air Lines that was capped by running the company's daily operations.
Texas petrochemical facility with March blaze has flash fire
A company that owns a Houston-area petrochemical storage facility that burned for days in March says it quickly extinguished a small fire that broke out at the facility during ongoing cleanup efforts.
5 workers hurt in fire and explosion at Oklahoma paper mill
Officials say a fire and subsequent explosion at a Georgia-Pacific paper mill in eastern Oklahoma injured at least five people.
Roundup lawsuit: No company should be financially ruined because a politicized court rejects science, Varney says
FBN's Stuart Varney on a California jury awarding a couple $2 billion in the Roundup weed killer cancer trial.
The Latest: Rouhani adviser says Trump moving toward war
The Latest on the reported sabotage attacks on ships near the Persian Gulf amid heightened tensions between the U.S. and Iran (all times local): 11:50 a.m.
Walmart ups the delivery game with next day shipping
Walmart is rolling out next-day delivery on its most popular items, increasing the stakes in the retail shipping wars.
Trump's election has boosted Israeli settlement construction
Israel's government went on a spending binge in its West Bank settlements following the election of President Donald Trump, according to official data obtained by The Associated Press.
Amid IV shortage, B. Braun invests $1B to double US production
The company is building a new plant in Daytona Beach, Florida and investing in existing facilities.
Truck drivers become key EU election issue in Bulgaria
The future of Bulgaria's vast number of low-wage truck drivers has become a top campaign issue in the country heading into European Parliament elections, with debates raging on how new EU rules could threaten the workers and deepen divisions between rich and poor nations in the bloc.
Parents sue tycoon's firm over dysentery outbreak in Moscow
Natalya Konkova got a call from her 5-year-old son's day care center at School No. 1357, asking her to pick up Yaroslav because he was running a fever and having trouble walking.
Ethiopian Airlines hesitant about using Boeing Max jets
The CEO of Ethiopian Airlines says his airline might never fly the Boeing 737 Max again after a deadly crash in March, and if it does, it will wait until other carriers use the plane first.
Escalating US-China trade war sends stocks plunging
U.S. stocks moved sharply lower Monday on Wall Street and extended the market's slide into a second week as investors seek shelter from an escalating trade war between the U.S. and China.
Uber, Lyft losses keep competitors at bay
A fare war between Uber and Lyft has led to billions of dollars in losses for both ride-hailing companies as they fight for passengers and drivers.
















