Power restored to Atlanta airport after outage led to partial shutdown
One of the heaviest travel weeks of the year began with the cancellation of hundreds of flights on Sunday at the world's busiest airport in Atlanta, where a power outage left passengers stranded in darkened terminals or in aircraft idling on tarmacs.
Holiday travel tips: How to avoid headaches at the airport
Tips for traveling during the busy holiday season.
Aston Martin owners rev up for 2018 exit with Lazard hire: report
Aston Martin's owners have hired Lazard to prepare for a stock market listing or sale of the British sportscar maker made famous by fictional spy James Bond, sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
Holiday shopping demand puts pressure on retailers, delivery services
With Christmas on a Monday, most retailers have one less day to get packages delivered on time.
White House looks for ways to fund infrastructure plans
Trump’s infrastructure plan
White House looks for ways to pay for infrastructure plan
Infrastructure plan and Trump
CSX stock drops as CEO takes medical leave
Hunter Harrison's unexpected leave is spooking investors.
Airbus confirms management shake-up
Airbus confirmed a top management shake-up on Friday, following weeks of turmoil at the European planemaker.
Delta orders 100 Airbus jets valued at over $12.7 billion
Delta Air Lines says it is ordering 100 Airbus jets valued at more than $12.7 billion with an option for 100 more, a deal that Boeing had hoped to land.
Coast Guard tracks 1,000 icebergs in shipping lanes in 2017
The U.S. Coast Guard says about 1,000 icebergs drifted into the North Atlantic shipping lanes this year, marking the fourth consecutive "extreme" ice season.
Israeli drugmaker Teva to cut quarter of global work force
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd., the world's largest generic drugmaker, says it is laying off 14,000 workers as part of a global restructuring.
Delta orders Airbus A321neo jets
Delta Air Lines announced on Thursday it will place a firm order for 100 Airbus A321neo jets, with an option for 100 aircraft.
Greek unions strike as bailouts to end with austerity blitz
Greek workers have walked off their jobs for a 24-hour general strike that is shutting services across the country and suspending ferry services to and from the islands.
Airbus exec says considering cuts to A380 production, still undecided
Airbus SE is considering cutting production of its A380 superjumbo to six or seven planes a year, but has made no final decision on the matter.
Uber hackers did not download user credit card numbers, company says
Uber disclosed that in some cases, the hackers got location information from the place where people signed up for the ride-sharing service, as well as heavily encoded versions of user passwords.
NTSB El Faro probe highlights maritime safety issues
The National Transportation Safety Board announced that it was a confluence of factors that contributed to the sinking of the El Faro in the fury of Hurricane Joaquin on Oct. 1, 2015, which killed all 33 people on board.
Airbus leadership under fire as crisis deepens
Airbus is engulfed in a fresh bout of speculation over the future of senior managers.
NTSB blames captain, bad safety culture for loss of El Faro
Federal accident investigators are set to determine the probable cause of the sinking of the cargo ship El Faro in 2015, the worst maritime disaster for a U.S.-flagged vessel in decades in which 33 mariners were killed.
The Latest: NTSB blames captain, bad safety culture for loss
The Latest on the final hearing to determine probable cause in the sinking of the cargo ship El Faro, which killed 33 mariners (all times local): 9:45 a.m.
Lyft starts Canada service in first international foray
U.S. ride-hailing firm Lyft has launched its service in Toronto, the first international market for the rival of much larger Uber.


















