Transportation

Egypt said Friday it had located parts of the missing EgyptAir plane in the eastern Mediterranean, providing the first solid evidence the jetliner had crashed.

General Motors and Lyft within a year will begin testing a fleet of self-driving Chevrolet Bolt electric taxis on public roads, a move central to the companies' joint efforts to challenge Silicon Valley giants in the battle to reshape the auto industry.

Ryanair Holdings PLC Friday said it would seek shareholder approval to buy back more of its shares to exploit any further market volatility after Britain's decision to leave the European Union caused a sharp drop in the value of the stock.

Ryanair Holdings PLC Friday said it would seek shareholder approval to buy back more of its shares to exploit any further market volatility after Britain's decision to leave the European Union caused a sharp drop in the value of the stock.

Consumers and service providers just may be the next big driver for the global 'flexible' economy.

Consumers and service providers just may be the next big driver for the global 'flexible' economy.

Hertz is joining forces with the two largest ride-hailing startups. The company will rent cars to Uber and Lyft drivers.

More Americans will hit the road or take to the skies this Independence Day weekend than ever before, AAA says.

More Americans will hit the road or take to the skies this Independence Day weekend than ever before, AAA says.

We all have those items that we can't help but lay down some serious cash to acquire. Here are some of Americans' favorites.

FedEx forecasts capital spending of $5.1 billion in 2017, with $2 billion dedicated to further expansion of ground shipment facilities.

FedEx forecasts capital spending of $5.1 billion in 2017, with $2 billion dedicated to further expansion of ground shipment facilities.

Boeing said it had signed a tentative agreement to sell jetliners to Iran, in what would be one of the Islamic republic's biggest deals with a U.S. manufacturer since trade sanctions on Tehran were eased.

Boeing said it had signed a tentative agreement to sell jetliners to Iran, in what would be one of the Islamic republic's biggest deals with a U.S. manufacturer since trade sanctions on Tehran were eased.