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U.S. stocks wobbled and finished mostly lower on Wall Street as technology companies including chipmakers dropped.

The latest on developments in financial markets (All times local): 9:35 a.m.

American Airlines and Delta are reviving a deal that lets them put passengers on each other's planes when travelers are stranded by disruptions like winter storms and computer outages.

United just sent its rivals into a tailspin.

The Trump administration has imposed a slew of sanctions on North Korean financial and business networks in China and Russia in the latest effort to cut off revenues for its nuclear and missile development.

The International Trade Commission (ITC) has postponed to Friday a key decision on whether duties should be slapped on American sales of Canadian plane-and-trainmaker Bombardier Inc's largest jet, the U.S. agency said on Wednesday.

United Continental Holdings on Tuesday reported a higher quarterly profit, helped by higher fares and more last-minute ticket purchases.

A railway car plant in Lincoln, Nebraska, is poised to secure a large portion of a $3.6 billion contract to produce New York City subway cars.

FBN’s Tracee Carrasco on United Airlines adding flights to Minneapolis ahead of the Super Bowl, Proctor & Gamble’s efforts to stop teens from Tide laundry pods and Apple’s HomePod.

United Airlines adds flights to Minneapolis for Super Bowl LII.

FBN’s Tracee Carrasco on Delta’s new rules for service animals, the British royal family’s new job posting and the comeback of Peeps Oreos.

The Port of Savannah loaded and unloaded a milestone 4 million shipping container units for the first time in 2017 as larger cargo ships fueled double-digit growth at its docks, the Georgia Ports Authority announced Monday.

The latest version of Boeing's Dreamliner aircraft was cleared for commercial service by the FAA on Monday, the plane maker said.

Port operator DP World says it will create a joint investment project with India's National Investment and Infrastructure Fund to develop ports and other logistics businesses in the country worth up to $3 billion.

Thousands of federal employees began their weekends gripped with doubt, uncertain of when they'll be able to return to work and how long they'll have to go without being paid after a bitter political dispute in Washington triggered a government shutdown.

Delta Air Lines says for safety reasons it will require owners to provide more information before their animal can fly in the passenger cabin, including an assurance that it's trained to behave itself.

A former sales executive for the truck stop chain Pilot Flying J has testified that he told the company's former president colleagues had cheated a trucking company.

After passengers waited well over an hour to get through security at Atlanta's airport as it struggled to recover from ice and snow, federal officials tried to avoid a repeat of lines that snaked through the airport's atrium and past its food court.

The Latest on the aftermath of a snowstorm at New York's JFK Airport (all times local): 3:30 p.m.

More delays could be imminent for the two companies working on space transport capsules.