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The stress of having to find a backup plan to get to one's destination is being felt by customers who have booked flights from various major U.S. carriers.

SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk is continuing his criticism of the United Launch Association for accepting government money.

Flight 2396, traveling from Charlotte to Thurgood Marshall Baltimore-Washington International Airport in Maryland, was canceled Thursday even after passengers had already boarded the plane.

A Queens woman selected the “white glove delivery service” when she purchased a $2,400 mattress at Macy’s Herald Square — only to be sexually assaulted by the deliveryman after the retail giant subcontracted the job to a day laborer from an unlicensed trucking company, a new lawsuit charges.

Facebook Inc (FB.O) is starting to warn some users they might have seen "extremist content" on the social media site, the company said on Thursday.

A cargo version of a Boeing 737 jet reportedly landed in the water off West Oahu, Hawaii, on Friday with two people on board.

Ford reported a 26.9% drop in June sales as it deals with inventory issues caused by the coronavirus pandemic. A semiconductor shortage is the main problem it faces.

Virgin Galactic announced Thursday that the launch window for its first fully crewed spaceflight opens July 11, and founder Richard Branson will be onboard.

In terms of the type of sexual assault allegations, the law firm claims that it ranges from inappropriate and sexual comments while passengers are locked in the car to kidnapping and rape.

While some CEOs may prefer to be protected by guards "coming out with sunglasses and earpieces," Bill Gates typically did not want such a look, said Mike Howard, who ran the billionaire’s security detail before being elevated to the position of chief security officer.

Arnold Schwarzenegger asked Ford CEO Jim Farley to consider opening an automobile plant in Austria during a climate conference he was hosting in Vienna on Thursday.

Jeff Bezoses, Amazon CEO and founder of aerospace company Blue Origin, has selected an 82-year-old female aerospace pioneer to travel to space with him on July 20.

Walgreens administered 25M COVID-19 vaccines and tells investors the pace will slow in the coming weeks and months.

New York Mets and baseball fans in general painstakingly honor July 1 of each year as “Bobby Bonilla Day” thanks to the old regime’s decision on the retired outfielder’s contract in 2000.

Ford will idle eight factories for several weeks in July and August due to the ongoing semiconductor shortage.

Pacific Gas & Electric asked regulators Wednesday to grant a $3.6 billion rate hike to help it pay for hardening its power systems to prevent deadly wildfires.

Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment CEO Scott O’Neil announced on Wednesday that he resigned from his role with the sports and entertainment company that owns the Philadelphia 76ers and New Jersey Devils.

Richard Branson's Virgin Orbit successfully used its unique mid-air launch system to send commercial satellites into orbit for the first time on Wednesday morning.

A dispute involving 5,000 parking spaces New York City and bondholders agreed to give the Yankees as part of the development project – a complex, multi-year effort to bring economic growth to the poor South Bronx neighborhood where Yankee Stadium calls home, has scuttled plans for a new soccer stadium

As sweltering summer heat impacts the U.S., power utility companies are urging customers to conserve energy.