737 MAX safety tests covering increasingly remote failure risks
The broader risk analyses and simulator scenarios, some details of which haven’t been reported before, show the lengths to which leaders of the Federal Aviation Administration, in coordination with their foreign counterparts, are going to verify the safety of the MAX fleet before allowing the planes to fly again.
Ferrari to unveil 3 models by end of 2019
Ferrari earlier announced that second-quarter profits rose 14%, driven by its Portofino and 812 Superfast models and despite a relatively unfavorable model mix that saw North American sales slip.
This industry pays well but can't find enough workers
The truck driver shortage means pay is going up since the industry can't find enough qualified workers to keep up with demand.
Truck driver shortage sweeps the nation
A truck driver shortage led to empty trucking lanes.
Celebs flocking to Google climate change conference in private jets
Celebs flocking to climate change retreat in private jets, mega yachts
Gas prices may get lower, analyst says
GasBuddy's head of petroleum analysis, Patrick Dehaan, thinks gasoline prices will lower by 50 cents per gallon until the end of the year.
Homeland Security warns small planes could be vulnerable to hackers
Fallout from the Capital One data breach
Detroit: By the numbers
How does Detroit's economy compare to the rest of the nation?
United Airlines partners with Clear to help speed up security checks
United Airlines-Clear partnership
Boeing 737 Max grounding weighing on the airline industry
Boeing 737 Max woes ripple across industry
Boeing needs to 'get their s--- together,' Ryanair CEO says
Irish airline Ryanair is expecting delays with Boeing’s 737 Max aircraft to slow its growth next year.
Economic fallout from Boeing 737 Max grounding
Boeing 737 Max fallout
United Airlines to use biometrics to help you fly through airport security
United Airlines is working with biometrics company clear to bring its retina and fingerprint screening facilities to more airports.
Crumbling roads, bridges getting infrastructure love from the DOT
Half of the department’s announced projects are listed as “small projects” while the other half are listed as “large projects.”
Why American Airlines wasn't going to fly from Heathrow Airport for a bit
Heathrow Airport had the potential of becoming quite a mess, with British Airways on the brink of striking over their pay dispute, and American Airlines deciding to restrict its employees' travel from Heathrow Airport on Friday and Saturday.
Helicopter carrying coal magnate Chris Cline spun out before fatal crash
Federal officials say the helicopter carrying coal billionaire Chris Cline began spinning before it plunged into the ocean near the Bahamas and killed everyone on board.
California company nabs unwanted Bird, Lime scooters and demands payment
When riders of rental electric scooters from companies like Bird and Lime leave the scooters blocking areas like wheelchair ramps, driveways or doors, ScootScoop says property owners can call them to remove the unwanted vehicles for free.
Amtrak announces nonstop train between Washington, D.C. and New York
Amtrak has announced the launch of its Acela Nonstop which will be a direct train to between Washington, D.C. and New York City starting on Sept. 23.
Tesla sees profit in 4Q, despite big 2Q losses
Though the trailblazing electric-car company produced a record number of cars, it lost $408 million in the second quarter. However, a company spokesman said that largely reflects one-time events and that on an adjusted basis the second-quarter earnings loss is closer to $120 million.
The ace in the hole for Tesla is autonomous driving: Gary Gastelu
Gary Gastelu on Tesla, Nissan low sales



















