Infrastructure

New research from Glassdoor, a website where employees can anonymously review their companies, shows that employees define what makes a great CEO based on multiple factors.

Timing and tracking your city bus using sophisticated cloud computer systems is a game changer for the millions of people who depend on public transportation. 

America's economy is limping along and you might as well get used to it.

The construction industry insists it has plenty of jobs and not enough workers.

Caterpillar pared its earnings and revenue forecasts for the year as demand for its construction and mining equipment remained sluggish through the first quarter, with little sign of challenges easing this year.

Telecom network equipment maker Nokia is likely to cut 10,000 to 15,000 jobs globally as part of a cost-cutting program following its acquisition of Franco-American rival Alcatel-Lucent, a Finnish union representative said.

The PGA is pushing big perks for the firs time at one of its marquee events: THE PLAYERS.

Raiders owner Mark Davis, along with uber-wealthy casino magnates Sheldon Adelson and Steve Wynn, is backing a proposal for a $1.3 billion, 65,000-seat domed stadium near the Las Vegas Strip.

Nokia's net sales of telecoms equipment fell more than expected in the first quarter and the Finnish company warned earnings in its mainstay business would decline this year due to weakening demand for mobile gear in key markets.

Tens of thousands of Verizon Communications Inc workers walked off the job on Wednesday in one of the largest U.S. strikes in recent years after contract talks hit an impasse.

Verizon Communications' wireline employees will go on strike starting Wednesday after reaching an impasse in talks over a new labor contract, union officials said on Monday.

The deadly train crash that killed two Amtrak construction workers in Chester, Pennsylvania on Sunday morning occurred despite federal requirements that are designed to protect railroad employees performing maintenance work on the tracks.

As the population of the metro New York/New Jersey area has multiplied during the past century, a linchpin of the region’s commuter rail transportation system has remained unchanged.

The current crisis in Flint, Mich., over potentially toxic levels of lead in the city’s water could serve a larger purpose if it draws attention to the nation’s aging water infrastructure.

America’s roads are in desperate need of repair, while commuters and businesses are paying the price. But as FOXBusiness.com's Upgrading America series reports a debate is raging over highway funding, gas taxes and government waste.

Drone owners are in desperate need of their own air traffic control system. 

California's water crisis has highlighted the need for the world's biggest corporations to manage their water risk which, if done accurately, can save millions of dollars. 

The FAA is updating its antiquated air traffic control system moving away from radar into the modern world.