Governor: Norfolk Southern moving headquarters to Atlanta
Railroad company Norfolk Southern Corp. is moving its headquarters from Norfolk, Virginia, to Atlanta, bringing with it 850 jobs and more than $500 million in economic investment, Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal announced Wednesday.
Audi's interim boss named as permanent head of luxury brand
Schot was acting CEO.
Sting uses fake Amazon boxes, GPS to catch would-be thieves
Jersey City is teaming up with Amazon to try and thwart the thefts of packages during the Christmas season.
Michigan Legislature passes Great Lakes oil pipeline bill
The Michigan Legislature approved a bill Tuesday that would allow the replacement of a 65-year-old oil pipeline in a key Great Lakes waterway, voting to create a state authority that would oversee the construction of a tunnel to encase a new segment of pipe.
Chao announces $1.5 billion in infrastructure grants
The Transportation Department says it has approved $1.5 billion to fund 91 infrastructure projects.
Airline group says Christmas travel will rise 5.2 percent
U.S. airlines expect a 5.2 percent increase in air travel during the Christmas and New Year's break, to more than 2.5 million people a day.
Boeing's 737 deliveries rise in November
The numbers brought total deliveries for the first 11 months of 2018 to 704.
Delta: On long flights, leave your support animal at home
If you're planning a flight longer than eight hours, Delta Air Lines says you can't bring an emotional-support animal with you.
Israel says Oman will open its airspace to Israeli carrier
Israel's prime minister says Oman will open its airspace to Israel's national airline.
Commuter chaos in Germany due to rail strike over pay
German train workers have gone on strike, leading to cancellations in the country's long-distance and commuter rail system and making tens of thousands of employees and school children late.
The Latest: France: 135 hurt in protests; 1,000 detained
The Latest on anti-government protests in France and neighboring countries (all times local): 8:40 a.m.
France girds for weekend protests, fearing more violence
The Eiffel Tower and the Louvre museum in Paris will be closed on Saturday as French authorities tighten security to prevent another outbreak of violence following three weeks of anti-government protests.
Former NYC official: Taxes from pot could fund subway fixes
Constant delays make it seem as if the New York City subway system has gone to pot.
Sails make a comeback as shipping tries to go green
As the shipping industry faces pressure to cut climate-altering greenhouse gases, one answer is blowing in the wind.
Dubai's DP World acquires Danish Unifeeder for $748 million
Global port operator DP World says it has acquired Danish logistics firm Unifeeder for $748 million, about 660 million euros, helping the Dubai-owned company expand its foothold through the largest feeder and shortsea network in Europe.
Volkswagen to cut another $3.4B in costs to boost margins
A key goal is to improve margins at its mass-market VW brand.
Michigan Senate OKs bill to enable Great Lakes pipeline deal
The Michigan Senate voted Wednesday to facilitate a deal to replace a contentious 65-year-old oil pipeline in the Great Lakes, approving legislation to empower a new authority to oversee the construction and operation of a utility tunnel that would encase the new pipeline.
Report urges cash-strapped Pakistan to pursue clean energy
A new report says cash-strapped Pakistan should pursue clean energy instead of relying on coal and nuclear.
How to shop for a car when interest rates are high
There are a few ways to get around today's high interest rates.
Google's robotic spinoff launches ride-hailing service
Waymo is introducing a small-scale ride-hailing service.













