Transportation

China's civilian aviation authority orders all Chinese airlines to ground Boeing 737 Max 8 planes after Ethiopia crash.

The aerospace manufacturer said its "deeply saddened" by the news and is sending a technical team to the crash site.

The Boeing 737-8 Max that crashed was the same model as a Lion Air jet that crashed in October.

Italy's coalition partners appear to have temporarily resolved a dispute over the high-speed rail line to France, with an agreement to let new contract bids go out on schedule but without any financial commitments.

American Airlines is grounding 14 planes to fix overhead bins on jets that recently underwent cabin makeovers.

'This is virgin territory,' said Judge Napolitano.

Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer called Tuesday for nearly tripling Michigan's per-gallon gas tax — and making the state home to the country's highest fuel taxes — in order to improve aging roads that she warned would only get worse without a major influx of new spending.

The airline recently filed a lawsuit against its mechanics' union.

Intent on ensuring his government's survival, Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte says "national interests" will ultimately determine if an Alpine rail tunnel project gets completed.

When the feeding grounds of blue whales overlap with busy shipping lanes, it's often bad news for the endangered marine mammals.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has informed Congress that he will stop making payments into two government retirement funds now that the debt limit has gone back into effect.

Southwest Airlines plans to begin long-delayed service to Hawaii on March 17 with a flight from Oakland, California, to Honolulu.

The Japanese automaker is recalling as many as 2.3 million cars globally.

Honeywell said while the demand for helicopters was seen improving in North America, a slowdown is expected in Europe, Asia and Latin America.

The New England construction firm Manafort Brothers is defending its name and distancing itself from its cousin Paul Manafort as he awaits sentencing for financial crimes.

Atlanta city officials are pushing back against a proposal in the Georgia Senate for a state takeover of Atlanta's airport, one of the busiest in the world.

An Alaska tribe and five environmental groups say the federal government performed inadequate environmental review before approving petroleum exploration in a reserve.

Southwest is suing its mechanics' union over what it claims is an illegal work slowdown that is grounding planes and disrupting flights.