US bans new mining claims on public land near Yellowstone
U.S. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke is in southwestern Montana, where he's expected to approve a plan to block new mining claims on public lands near Yellowstone National Park.
SpaceX satellite launch lights up night sky, social media
When SpaceX launched a rocket carrying an Argentine Earth-observation satellite from California, both the night sky and social media lit up.
Initiative seeks to repeal California's gasoline tax hike
California voters will soon decide whether to drive out a gasoline tax increase passed to fund transportation projects across the state.
Aircraft maker Airbus names Guillaume Faury as new CEO
A new chief executive has been named at Airbus.
The Latest: Zinke signs mining ban near Yellowstone park
The Latest on a mining ban near Yellowstone National Park (all times local): 10 a.m.
GE on track for another big week
New CEO Larry Culp is off to a strong start.
Italy police ID suspect in 2013 NASA hack
Italian authorities say they have placed a 25-year-old Italian under investigation for allegedly hacking eight NASA web domains in 2013.
Oahu median home price climbs to record high
Oahu's median price for a single-family home hit a record $812,500 last month, a Honolulu Board of Realtors report said.
Ick factor: NYC so far turns up nose at food-scrap recycling
New York City has put expansion of its organics collection program on hold because not enough people are participating in the often-smelly chore of setting aside their table scraps, spoiled food and grass clippings.
Gas tax, Trump, housing drive race for California governor
California's race for governor pits Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat and former San Francisco mayor, against Republican businessman John Cox.
Thousands protest felling German forest to expand coal mine
Thousands of environmentalists are protesting the expansion of a coal mine in western Germany a day after a court blocked the felling of an endangered forest near the site.
Business Highlights
Not since 1969: US regains ultra-low 3.7 pct.
US unemployment falls to 3.7 percent _ lowest since 1969
U.S. employers added just 134,000 jobs in September, the fewest in a year, though the figure was likely lowered by Hurricane Florence, while the unemployment rate fell to 3.7 percent, the lowest level since 1969.
British mining venture signs exploration deal in Afghanistan
A company founded by a London-based banker says it has secured approval to develop gold and copper mining sites in northern Afghanistan.
Trudeau, Snyder mark work start on Detroit-Windsor bridge
Construction work has started on a bridge between Windsor, Ontario, and Detroit.
What will GE pay new CEO for turnaround?
GE’s board has unveiled Larry Culp's compensation package.
Man guilty of pushing 91-year-old onto London subway tracks
A man has been convicted of attempted murder for pushing the former chairman of cross-Channel tunnel operator Eurotunnel onto London subway tracks.
Saudi Arabia in discussions on oil refinery in Pakistan
Pakistani authorities say they are in talks with Saudi Arabia to launch several mega projects, including construction of an oil refinery at the country's southwestern Gwadar port on the Arabian Sea coast.
Ronaldo faces growing heat from sponsors over rape case
Nike has told The Associated Press that it's "deeply concerned by the disturbing allegations" facing soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo.
The Latest: Russian envoy rejects reports of cybercrimes
The Latest on a new wave of global cyberattacks blamed on Russia (all times local): 10:30 a.m.












