FAA: Inspectors on Boeing Max planes are properly trained
The acting head of the Federal Aviation Administration is telling a senator that safety inspectors who certified the Boeing 737 Max jet are properly trained.
The Latest: Labour rues lack of progress in Brexit talks
The Latest on Brexit (all times local): 9:25 a.m.
FAA says Boeing Max jet inspectors qualified, despite whistleblower claims
A Senate panel previously said it would investigate the claims of inadequate training.
Boeing Max fleet has second software issue
The company expects a software patch in the coming weeks.
Ethiopian report says faulty sensor data led to jet crash
The preliminary report of the data from the Ethiopian Airlines jet that crashed last month states that the flight crew performed all procedures from Boeing but could not control the jet.
Faulty sensors on Boeing 737 Max led to Ethiopian Airlines crash
Boeing is working on an update to fix the autopilot system that led to the crash.
Ford 1Q sales drop despite growth in SUVs, pickup trucks
Declining sales of passenger cars weighed down increases in other models.
Tesla shares plunge on weak 1Q deliveries
Despite the delivery challenges Tesla said it had "sufficient cash on hand."
Ex-trucking company CFO charged in $245 million stock scheme
The fired chief financial officer of a former Wisconsin-based trucking company was arrested Wednesday and charged as part of an ongoing federal probe into what authorities say was a complex $245 million stock scam.
The Latest: UK lawmakers vote to avert 'no-deal' Brexit
The Latest on Britain's departure from the European Union (all times local): 9:05 a.m.
Carl Icahn sold Lyft stake before IPO netting big bucks
The billionaire investor likely made a savvy move.
After AAF shutdown, players bought own plane tickets home: Report
While players and other personnel were paid through their last day of unemployment, they received no severance or reimbursement for final travel costs.
Car-sharing offers ways to profit from or ditch personal car
While a growing number of Americans are struggling to make payments on their auto loans, a new crop of companies is offering alternative ways for car owners to get rid of costly vehicles or earn money while their cars would normally sit idle.
Tempers flare in Alaska over governor's oil check plan
Gov. Mike Dunleavy is proposing a fiscal plan that includes sweeping cuts and providing Alaska residents with a full payout from the oil-wealth fund, and many residents are unhappy about it.
Asian shares edge higher ahead of US-China trade talks
U.S. stocks moved broadly lower on Wall Street in early trading on Tuesday, reversing course from a three-day rally.
New York will be first US city to charge congestion toll
New York City is set to become the first American metropolis that seeks to ease traffic congestion, cut pollution and boost mass transit by charging motorists a hefty toll for the privilege of driving into its most crammed areas.
Repairs to NYC rail tunnel considered amid funding doubts
With key federal funding nowhere in sight for a new $13 billion rail tunnel between New York and New Jersey, project organizers said Tuesday they are taking a hard look at whether to shift focus to performing major electrical repairs to the 108-year-old tube.
Delta, AmEx renew credit card deal; Delta boosts outlook
American Express and Delta Air Lines are extending their credit card partnership through 2029, a significant extension of one of the larger financial partnerships between a major U.S. airline and a credit card company.
FAA training for Boeing 737 Max jet inspectors subject of Senate probe
The FAA was allegedly informed of the deficiency in August 2018.
Auto sales sluggish in 1Q at largest US carmakers
General Motors and Fiat Chrysler both expect sales to improve after falling in the first three months of 2019.















