India's Jet Airways flying just 7 planes amid investor talks
India's ailing Jet Airways has drastically reduced operations amid talks with investors to purchase a controlling stake in the airline and help it reduce its mounting debt.
Malaysia says revised China deal shows costs were inflated
Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad says a Chinese company building a rail link across peninsula Malaysia will jointly help to manage, operate and maintain the network that will help reduce the country's financial burden.
Russia’s Rusal makes $200 million Kentucky aluminum investment
The deal is the first U.S. investment for Rusal since the resolution of a sanctions dispute with the White House.
American Airlines cancels Max flights through mid-August
American Airlines is canceling 115 flights per day through mid-August because of ongoing problems with the Boeing 737 Max aircraft.
GOP states discover a tax hike they have to like: for roads
After passing waves of tax cuts in recent years, some lawmakers in several Republican-dominated states have decided it's time to make a big exception and are pushing for tax increases to fix roads that are crumbling from years of neglect.
The Latest: Stratolaunch CEO: Aircraft landed spectacularly
The Latest on initial flight of aircraft with world's longest wingspan (all times local): 10:20 a.m.
In California, giant Stratolaunch jet flies for first time
A giant six-engine aircraft with the world's longest wingspan has taken off from California on its first flight.
Analysis: Safety rules give homes better chance in wildfires
The sky was turning orange and the embers were flying from the Camp Fire when Oney and Donna Carrell and Donna's father sped away from their Paradise home.
California races to deter disaster as towns face fire risk
Impoverished towns in the shadow of Mount Shasta.
Southwest doesn't plan to use Boeing Max jets until August
Southwest is removing flights with the troubled Boeing 737 Max aircraft from its schedule through Aug. 5, a period that includes the peak of the airline's busy summer travel season.
Foxconn buys building across street from Wisconsin Capitol
Foxconn Technology Group announced Friday it was buying a six-story office building across the street from Wisconsin's state Capitol to house an off-campus research center it will run as part of a partnership with the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Treasury sanctions Venezuelan business to isolate Maduro
The Treasury Department on Friday targeted four companies and nine ships, including some that transported oil from Venezuela to Cuba, as part of the Trump administration's ongoing efforts to isolate President Nicolas Maduro.
GE pays $1.5b to settle with DOJ over fraudulent subprime loans
The charges stem from GE's purchase of WMC Mortgage in 2004.
Israeli team assesses what went wrong with lunar landing
The team behind the Israeli spacecraft that crashed into the moon has released a preliminary technical assessment of what went wrong.
China seeks to reassure Europe at Croatia summit
China's prime minister has promised that Beijing will respect European standards and fair trade, seeking to allay concerns that it's flouting EU competition rules with huge investments on the continent.
Malaysia revives China-backed rail link, cost cut by a third
Malaysia's government says it has decided to resume a China-backed rail link project, after the Chinese contractor agreed to cut construction cost by one-third.
Boeing makes 96 flights to test software on troubled Max jet
A senator is introducing a bill in Congress requiring plane makers to provide airlines with all safety equipment now considered optional and to do so without an additional charge.
Tesla, Bed Bath & Beyond slip while JetBlue, Caesars rise
Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily on Thursday: Tesla Inc., down $7.64 to $268.42
The Latest: Boeing makes 96 flights to test software update
The Latest on the Boeing's troubled 737 Max jet (all times local): 2:40 p.m. Boeing has made 96 flights to test a software update for its troubled 737 Max jet, the company's CEO says.
Transmission line for Canadian hydropower to Northeast OK'd
A proposed 145-mile (233-kilometer) transmission line that would serve as a conduit for Canadian hydropower to reach the New England power grid cleared a major hurdle Thursday with approval of the Maine Public Utilities Commission.














