Federal disaster declared for 2 Wyoming counties after June flooding damaged homes, businesses
Homes and businesses damaged by flooding in Niobrara and Johnson counties can seek federal aid thanks to a federal disaster declaration.
Chicago-to-St. Louis Amtrak service to resume after halt caused by freight train derailment
Amtrak passenger service disrupted by a freight train derailment is expected to resume Wednesday along the Chicago-to-St. Louis line.
Maersk Line orders 9 container ships from Hyundai in $162 million deal
Danish shipping and oil group A.P.
Freight train derailment causes 14-hour ordeal for Chicago-to-St. Louis Amtrak passengers
What was to be a five-hour trip between Chicago and St. Louis turned into a 14-hour ordeal for passengers aboard an Amtrak train due to a truck accident and the derailment of a freight train.
Humana, Weight Watchers, Allergan, Catabasis Pharmaceuticals are big market movers
Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Monday on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Stock Market: NYSE Humana Inc. (HUM), up $1.46 to $188.96 The health insurer provided a lower-than-expected second-quarter profit outlook as it moves ahead with its buyout of Aetna Inc.
Los Angeles approves planned Hollywood skyscrapers development despite quake concerns
Los Angeles building officials approved plans to build a 1 million-square-foot complex of skyscrapers, stores and restaurants in the heart of Hollywood, agreeing with the developer that an earthquake fault underneath the property is too old to be considered active.
Ohio University begins $5.5M project to build pipeline for transition from coal to natural gas
Ohio University officials say the campus nestled in the state's coal-mining country will transition from coal to natural gas fuel by the end of the year.
US airlines on-time rating improves from a year ago despite storms that caused long delays
The latest government report shows airlines doing a little better at arriving on time.
Ryanair to begin offering low-cost flights between Israel and Europe in November
Europe's low-cost airline Ryanair says it will start its first cheap flights in and out of Israel in November.
Las Vegas completing last straw to draw water if first 2 Lake Mead reservoir intakes run dry
It took $817 million, two starts, more than six years and one worker's life to drill a so-called "Third Straw" to make sure glittery casinos and sprawling suburbs of Las Vegas can keep getting drinking water from near the bottom of drought-stricken Lake Mead.
Some Hamptons villages debate size limits on new home construction in local neighborhoods
Three villages in Long Island's Hamptons region are looking to slow down, or even stop, a growing trend of constructing ever-larger homes on small plots of real estate.
New Balance says military slow to deliver on promise to outfit recruits in US-made sneakers
Footwear company New Balance says the military has been slow to deliver on its promise to outfit recruits in sneakers 100 percent made and manufactured in America.
Southwest Airlines says flight attendants will get pay raises under tentative contract
Southwest Airlines says it has a tentative contract agreement with the union representing its flight attendants.
Missouri regulatory panel rejects request to add power line for multistate wind power project
Missouri utility regulators on Wednesday denied a company's request to construct a high-voltage power line in Missouri that was planned for a multistate wind energy project.
Milwaukee County bus drivers strike, scrambling morning commute for thousands
Hundreds of Milwaukee County union bus drivers went on strike early Wednesday, leaving tens of thousands of commuters scrambling to make alternative plans to get to work and elsewhere.
Japan's bid for heritage listing of early industrial sites revives ire over POW, forced labor
Of countless ghostly abandoned factories and mines in Japan, this fortress island near Nagasaki is among the most notorious.
Oklahoma high court allows woman to seek trial in earthquake lawsuit against energy industry
An Oklahoma woman can pursue a jury trial after she was injured when her fireplace crumbled in an earthquake she claims was caused by saltwater waste pumped into the ground, the Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled Tuesday.
MBIA, AMAG, Sysco, Vitae and National Bank of Greece are big market movers
Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Monday on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Stock Market: NYSE MBIA Inc., down $1.95 to $6.37 The financial guarantee insurance company's shares fell as Puerto Rico's governor warns that the island can't pay its $72 billion public debt.
Cisco plans to boost security business by buying OpenDNS for $635 million
Cisco said Tuesday that it plans to buy privately-held OpenDNS for $635 million to boost its network security business.
Blackstone selling security services company AlliedBarton to Wendel for about $1.67B
Investment firm Blackstone is selling the security services company AlliedBarton to French investment firm Wendel SE for about $1.67 billion AlliedBarton, based in Philadelphia, has more than 3,300 customers and more than 60,000 workers.