Transportation

The U.S. Postal Service is warning that it will likely default on up to $6.9 billion in payments for future retiree health benefits for the fifth straight year.

The U.S. Postal Service is warning that it will likely default on up to $6.9 billion in payments for future retiree health benefits for the fifth straight year.

Uber's head of global operations is the latest executive to step down at the troubled ride-hailing company.

Uber's head of global operations is the latest executive to step down at the troubled ride-hailing company.

The Camaro ZL1 will replace the Chevrolet SS, which was discontinued this year.

Ride services company Uber Technologies Inc's head of operations, Ryan Graves, a long-time ally of former chief executive Travis Kalanick, is stepping down from his full-time job at the company, according to a copy of a letter from Graves seen by Reuters.

Moody's thinks Tesla won't meet its goal of selling 500,000 cars in 2018.

Ford responded to a German media report that its diesels might come under scrutiny.

Ford responded to a German media report that its diesels might come under scrutiny.

Maven Gig lets drivers rent cars for ride-sharing and other services.

Maven Gig lets drivers rent cars for ride-sharing and other services.

Two business partners are looking to bring Midwest Express airline back to Milwaukee.

A port in northwest Indiana may receive a nearly $10 million federal grant to help fund an expansion project.

According to a study, more than half of respondents said they were “unlikely” take a flight aboard an aircraft without pilots behind the controls.

United Airlines is apologizing to the owners of dog who died in the cargo hold of a plane on a flight from Houston to San Francisco.

United Airlines is apologizing to the owners of dog who died in the cargo hold of a plane on a flight from Houston to San Francisco.

Buffeted by threats from Amazon drones to deliveries by golf cart, the beleaguered U.S. Postal Service is counting on a different strategy to stay competitive: more freedom to raise prices on mailing letters.

Buffeted by threats from Amazon drones to deliveries by golf cart, the beleaguered U.S. Postal Service is counting on a different strategy to stay competitive: more freedom to raise prices on mailing letters.

New York City train commuters can cool off their "summer of hell" with a new beer appropriately named Delayed.

At some point during many flights, the captain will calmly announce that there could be some bumps ahead and so passengers must be seated with their seat belts on.