Tolerance for discomfort can save money on trip to Europe
Europe never seems to lose its appeal to American travelers, and the growth of discount airlines and alternatives to expensive hotels make visiting the Old World a bit more affordable.
Tesla's Elon Musk posts photo of Semi trucks before first delivery
The vehicles will embark on a trip to transport battery packs to the car assembly plant in California.
Appeals court to review halt in Louisiana pipeline work
A federal appeals court has scheduled a hearing next week to review a judge's order halting construction of a crude oil pipeline in a Louisiana swamp.
How the Uber for trucks is making shipping more efficient
Uber for trucks
On Medicaid? Amazon offers recipients a Prime discount
Amazon is seeking to woo more low-income shoppers by offering a discounted Prime membership to those on Medicaid.
For many factory towns, white collar job loss hurts the most
With the abandoned smokestacks off the bay and ramshackle factories along 12th Street, it's easy to pin the blame for this industrial city's plight on the loss of manufacturing jobs to China and Mexico.
Denmark ship on fire in Arabian Sea, 4 sailors missing
The shipping branch of the Danish shipping and oil group A.P. Moller-Maersk says four people are missing after "a serious fire" erupted on one of its cargo ships off the coast of Oman.
Business Highlights
___ GOP lawmakers, business groups pressure Trump on tariffs WASHINGTON (AP) — House Speaker Paul Ryan is calling on President Donald Trump to take a 'more surgical approach' to trade and back off his threat to levy tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
Chao, lawmakers tangle over Hudson River rail tunnel project
Secretary of Transportation Elaine Chao is acknowledging that President Donald Trump has asked Speaker Paul Ryan to block funding for a multi-billion dollar railway tunnel project that's a top priority of the Senate's top Democrat.
Target's remake is accelerating, at a cost
Target is reporting fourth-quarter earnings just shy of expectations, though revenue is better than expected.
Russia's Putin takes his campaign to leading industrial town
Russian President Vladimir Putin has taken his campaign to one of Russia's leading industrial companies, vowing to bolster high-tech industries and improving living standards.
China asks for hold on UN ban of North Korea traders
China's government says it has asked for a temporary hold on a U.S. request for United Nations sanctions against ships accused of violating trade restrictions on North Korea while it studies what entities are involved.
Flying cars? Porsche executive hints at taxis in the sky
The German sports car maker could build a flying car for a potential taxi-like service.
FDA chief wants more mail inspectors to stem opioid influx
The head of the Food and Drug Administration wants to more than double the number of packages his agency inspects to stem an influx of opioids coming from overseas.
Shattered hopes: Workers in Putin's stronghold speak
Yevgeny Solozhnin, a 61-year-old welder and Vladimir Putin supporter, is looking for a telephone number to call the Russian president and complain about the harsh wage cuts that halved his paycheck at the state tank and railroad car plant.
United Airlines replacing bonuses with employee lottery
United Airlines starts employee lottery
Delta Airlines loses tax break over anti-NRA stance
Delta Airlines to lose Georgia tax break
US companies take a stand, raise age to purchase guns
The rift between corporate American and the gun lobby is growing.
States seek to lure Delta as Georgia moves forward on threat
Connecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy is praising the CEO of Delta Air Lines for no longer offering discounted rates to National Rifle Association members and has invited the company to move to his state.
American Airlines to add basic economy to some European flights
The airline announced Thursday it will begin offering basic economy fares on some trans-Atlantic flights in April.
















