Industrials

While the gadgets of the future are only just arriving in Las Vegas for the annual International CES show, officials at the city's main airport are updating a decades-old terminal to cater to legions of tech-savvy travelers.

Attack in France against U.S. based Air Products & Chemicals prompts outage and stepped up security measures around the globe. 

A weak global agriculture sector weighed heavily on quarterly results posted by Deere & Co on Friday, but earnings still topped expectations, and the farm equipment maker raised its full-year profit forecast despite a worsening sales outlook.

General Electric sheds a major part of its GE Capital assets to focus on its Industrial technology core.

On top of the bag fees and other charges, families traveling this summer may have to pay extra just to sit next to one another.

The pilot of a Virgin Galactic spaceship that disintegrated midflight recalls trying in vain to activate oxygen to help him breathe as he fell toward the California desert.

The National Transportation Safety Board is meeting to try to determine what likely caused a Virgin Galactic spaceship to break apart over the Mojave Desert during a test flight 10 months ago, killing the co-pilot and seriously injuring the pilot.

The deep oceans span more than half the globe and their frigid depths have long been known to contain vast, untapped deposits of prized minerals.

A French pilot has flown across the English Channel in an electric-powered plane, a journey considered an important symbolic step toward making electric flight viable in the long term.

It was a rough day for technology: The nation's biggest airline, its biggest stock exchange, and its most prominent business newspaper all suffered technology problems that upended service for large portions of time Wednesday.

Seattle, notorious for boom-and-bust cycles stretching back to the 19th century Alaska gold rush, is booming once again.

Defense Secretary Ash Carter is announcing that the Pentagon will fund a new venture to develop cutting-edge electronics and sensors that can flex and stretch and could be built into clothing or the skins of ships and aircraft.

The Russian Federal Space Agency says the next manned trip to the International Space Station will be extended from the usual six hours to two days.

A California company has broken ground on a $30-million battery recycling plant in Nevada that federal officials say will be the first of its kind in the world.

The office has all the trappings of a high-tech startup.

American Airlines has stopped flights heading to Dallas, Chicago and Miami because of a computer-systems problem.

A Latvian computer code writer who helped create a virus that spread to more than a million computers worldwide may be returning home soon after pleading guilty to a federal charge in New York.

The Justice Department says federal law enforcement must now generally obtain search warrants before using secretive and intrusive cellphone technology.

United Technologies unveiled quarterly sales that fell 5% in the June period because of weakness in the Otis elevator unit and the negative effect of the strong dollar. Shares fell more than 5% in recent trading.

Schlumberger, one of the world's largest oilfield services companies, said it will acquire oilfield equipment maker Cameron International Corp in a deal valued at $14.8 billion.