Caterpillar Revenue Misses Expectations in 2Q
Caterpillar revealed adjusted second-quarter profits per share of $1.27, matching Wall Street expectations. Revenue of $12.32 billion, however came in below forecasts for $12.62 billion.
Shell gets permits necessary for limited exploratory oil drilling off Alaska's coast
The Obama administration has approved permits necessary for Royal Dutch Shell PLC to begin limited exploratory oil drilling off Alaska's northwest coast.
2016 Jaguar F-Type gets sexier and sportier, with manual transmission, all-wheel drive options
Jaguar has made its sexy F-Type even sportier and more seductive for 2016, with a manual transmission, surprisingly precise electric steering and new standard equipment including a 770-watt sound system from British high-performance audio maker Meridian.
Boeing misses 2Q earnings expectations, tops revenue forecasts
CHICAGO (AP) — Boeing Co. (BA) on Wednesday reported second-quarter net income of $1.11 billion.
Appeals court says new rules for New York City's X-rated businesses are unconstitutional
A court gave a green light to what's left of the city's red light district on Tuesday, turning aside the city's desire to further restrict its racy adult establishments by finding new rules are unconstitutional.
$53 million redevelopment of ex-steel mill in suburban Detroit gets $2.2 million from Michigan
Michigan announced Tuesday that it is providing $2.2 million in incentives for an Ohio company's planned $53 million redevelopment of a former Detroit-area steel mill.
United Technologies beats 2Q net income expectations, misses revenue forecasts
United Technologies Corp. (UTX) on Tuesday reported second-quarter net income of $1.54 billion.
Interstate bridge that collapsed during storm in California desert passed inspection in March
Transportation officials say a bridge along California's Interstate 10 that collapsed during a storm passed inspection earlier this year.
Philadelphia area's transit system halts sale of passes for pope's visit, website overwhelmed
Overwhelming customer demand on Monday forced the Philadelphia area's transit system to halt the sale of special rail passes to be used during Pope Francis' September visit to the city.
What's on that weed? New marijuana industry wrestles with pests, pesticides and safety worries
Microscopic bugs and mildew can destroy a marijuana operation faster than any police raid.
DC regulators say Trump can keep oversize sign at downtown DC building he's renovating
District of Columbia regulators have ruled that an oversize sign in downtown Washington bearing Donald Trump's last name is legal despite his presidential run.
1 commuter train sideswipes another at New York City station, breaking windows; no injuries
Two commuter trains scraped sides on the nation's biggest commuter railroad during rush hour on Friday, breaking windows and snarling service, but authorities said no one was injured.
2 rail cars leaking crude after oil train derails in northeast Montana, some homes evacuated
More than 20 cars on an oil train derailed in rural northeastern Montana and at least two of them were leaking crude, authorities said.
Oklahoma Corporation Commission expands action on disposal wells in response to earthquakes
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission said Friday it is placing more than 200 oil and natural gas wastewater disposal wells under scrutiny as the regulatory agency investigates whether the wells are triggering earthquakes in the state.
General Electric reports 2nd-quarter loss of $1.36 billion
General Electric Co. (GE) on Friday reported a second-quarter loss of $1.36 billion, after reporting a profit in the same period a year earlier.
Cleanup nears completion, 2 months after pipeline break fouled beaches in California
The costly cleanup after an oil pipeline break fouled beaches near Santa Barbara, California, is almost finished.
Court: Airline workers cannot be held liable for recollection of passenger's bomb reference
A federal appeals court in New York says airline employees cannot be held liable if they fail to accurately describe a passenger's reference to a bomb when they report it to security authorities.
Airbus CEO 'fairly confident' planes can't be hacked; doubts pilotless planes will be accepted
These are heady times for the commercial-aircraft business at Airbus and Boeing, as airlines place huge orders for new planes.
Law against moving drugs over US waters presents medical-pot problem for Vineyard, Nantucket
Massachusetts has a cannabis conundrum.
Delta Air Lines tops 2Q earnings and revenue expectations
Delta Air Lines Inc. (DAL) on Wednesday reported second-quarter net income of $1.49 billion.