Industrials

Microscopic bugs and mildew can destroy a marijuana operation faster than any police raid.

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.

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.

More than 20 cars on an oil train derailed in rural northeastern Montana and at least two of them were leaking crude, authorities said.

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 Co. (GE) on Friday reported a second-quarter loss of $1.36 billion, after reporting a profit in the same period a year earlier.

The costly cleanup after an oil pipeline break fouled beaches near Santa Barbara, California, is almost finished.

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.

These are heady times for the commercial-aircraft business at Airbus and Boeing, as airlines place huge orders for new planes.

Massachusetts has a cannabis conundrum.

Delta Air Lines Inc. (DAL) on Wednesday reported second-quarter net income of $1.49 billion.

Phoenix police say one man is dead and another in custody following an argument between two employees at an American Airlines facility near Sky Harbor International Airport.

South Korea on Wednesday selected a Chinese-led consortium as a preferred bidder to salvage a sunken ferry that killed more than 300 people in April last year in one of the country's deadliest disasters in decades.

The amount of semitrailers on the road has climbed in recent years, but the number of parking spots for drivers to stop and rest hasn't kept pace, leading to what truck drivers and industry leaders describe as a safety hazard that puts truckers on the road for too long.

Two explosions have rocked a chemical plant near Marseille Provence Airport in southern France.

Macy's is closing its downtown Pittsburgh location and selling the landmark building where the now-defunct Kaufmann's chain ran its flagship store for more than a century.

An electrical engineer with a doctorate degree from Stanford University has asked U.S. safety regulators to investigate low-speed unintended acceleration in Toyota and Lexus automobiles.

The online price fight is heating up between Wal-Mart and Amazon.com and it's not even the holidays.

A volcanic eruption on Indonesia's main island of Java has sparked chaos for holidaymakers as international airlines cancel flights to the resort island of Bali.

The last flight for US Airways will take place this fall, and then one more name in airline history will disappear.