Buying Airline Miles: Is it Worth the Cost?
The offers can be tempting: buying airline miles to boost your mileage account. But how do you know you're getting a good deal and not just adding to the airlines' bottom line?
NASCAR’s Gen-6 Car Puts Automakers Back Into Focus
Now using a sixth-generation car design featuring unique designs from Chevy, Ford and Toyota, NASCAR has restored rivalry between car manufacturers largely missing in recent years.
Chrysler to Build New Plant in Indiana, Create 1,250 Jobs
Chrysler is building a new transmission manufacturing complex in Indiana in a move that will create 1,250 jobs as the automaker revs up its operations.
Chrysler to Build New Plant in Indiana, Create 1,250 Jobs
Chrysler is building a new transmission manufacturing complex in Indiana in a move that will create 1,250 jobs as the automaker revs up its operations.
GM, Ally Seeking Big Pay Packages for CEOs in 2013
General Motors and its former finance company, Ally Financial, are again seeking large pay packages for top executives, though the companies have not fully repaid their taxpayer bailouts, according to documents obtained by FOX Business.
Boeing Shares Rise as 'Good Progress' is Made to Fix 787 Battery Problems
Boeing said "good progress" is being made to fix its battery problems and return the grounded fleet of 787 Dreamliner jets back to service.
Concessions on routes likely to get U.S. Air-AMR off the ground
US Airways and American Airlines are likely to win approval to create the world's biggest carrier, with regulators expected to focus on concessions to preserve competition in Washington, Charlotte, Dallas and other airports where they are dominant, antitrust experts say.
Tesla CEO Fires Back at NY Times Review of Model S
Investors were fleeing Tesla stock earlier this week in response to a critical review of its new Model S sedan. Now the company is firing back to defend the Model S and its line of electric vehicles.
Tesla CEO Fires Back at NY Times Review of Model S
Investors were fleeing Tesla stock earlier this week in response to a critical review of its new Model S sedan. Now the company is firing back to defend the Model S and its line of electric vehicles.
Fitch Warns of Airport Trouble Should AMR, US Airways Merge
Could a merger of American Airlines and U.S. Airways negatively impact operations at certain hubs and regional airports?
U.S. Air, AMR Nearing $11B Merger
US Airways Group and AMR Corp., parent company of American Airlines, are close to completing an $11 billion merger and could announce a deal within a week.
Boeing Warns Carriers of 787 Delivery Delays
A day after getting approval to begin test flights as part of the process of returning the 787 to service, the jet maker has begun informing airlines that their Dreamliner deliveries could be postponed.
Ford hiring 2,200 U.S. white-collar staff as vehicle lineup expands
Ford Motor Co plans to fill 2,200 white-collar positions this year in product development and other units based in the United States as the automaker expands and updates its vehicle lineup worldwide.
Report: Safety Officials in Japan Eased Protocols on 787 Amid Pressure
Certain safety regulations in Japan were reportedly eased in 2008 to allow for the quick approval of Boeing's landmark 787 Dreamliner.
United, Southwest results top estimates, bookings solid
United Continental Holdings Inc recorded a bigger quarterly loss and Southwest Airlines Co posted lower profit on Thursday, but results topped expectations and the carriers said current bookings were solid.
Report: FAA Signed Off on 787 Battery in '07 Knowing it Was Flammable
The FAA reportedly signed off on the lithium-ion battery used in Boeing's Dreamliner in 2007 knowing it was highly-flammable.
Boeing Dreamliner Suffers Two More Mishaps
Extending a string of recent incidents, Boeing's 787 Dreamliner jet suffered a cracked cockpit window and an oil leak on separate flights in Japan on Friday.
Boeing Focused on Making 787s More Reliable
Boeing said Monday it is focused on making its 787 Dreamliners, which have faced recent scrutiny in the wake of problems, more reliable.
Boeing Focused on Making 787s More Reliable
Boeing said Monday it is focused on making its 787 Dreamliners, which have faced recent scrutiny in the wake of problems, more reliable.
Treasury Launches Third Phase of Plan to Sell GM Stake
Treasury launched the third phase of its plan to sell its stake in GM, the U.S. automaker that took a government bailout in 2009.












