Transportation

U.S. airlines could be in store for a strong summer, as a record number of passengers are forecast to travel in the U.S. and internationally. 

Amtrak's deadly derailment means air travel in and out of D.C. will cost you big time. 

The next battleground over the controversial Uber car service is also likely to be the biggest: New York City, indicates a letter obtained by FOX Business which threateners Mayor Bill de Blasio with a lawsuit.

Impossible, no. But Apple's hopes of making an electric car by 2020 will face plenty of roadblocks.

Lyft CEO Logan Green said in a South by Southwest interview with the Wall Street Journal that his company's vision is making car ownership unnecessary. 

Delta Airlines announced plans to ban the shipment of big-game trophies worldwide on all of their flights.

American Airlines grounded flights due to computer system issues. 

A few weeks ago, when a freshly stoned Seth Rogen sat down for a lunch interview about "The Interview," the likelihood of trouble seemed remote.

Amazon is courting last-minute holiday shoppers by extending its free-shipping deadline by one day to Dec. 19.

You may want to sit down for this.

South Korea's president is cracking down on rumors in cyberspace in a campaign that threatens the popularity of Kakao Talk, the leading social media service in a country with ambitions to become a global technology leader.

Europe's air safety agency has issued new guidelines allowing passengers to use portable electronics including cell phones and tablet computers any time during flights.

The boundary between the online and physical worlds got blurry last week when Sony's PlayStation Network was disabled by an online attack, while simultaneously an American Airlines passenger jet carrying a Sony executive was diverted due to a bomb threat on Twitter.

Federal prosecutors say several addicts died soon after receiving shipments of illegal prescription drugs sent by FedEx.

Google Inc. is confirming that the so-called "Google barge" it docked in Maine has been sold.

General Motors Co disclosed on Friday that it recalled more than 2,400 of its new mid-sized pickup trucks in the United States and Canada to fix a previously announced air bag issue.

Ryanair Holdings, Europe's largest low-cost carrier, signed a deal on Monday to buy 100 Boeing 737 MAX jetliners for up to $11 billion, launching a new version of the single-aisle plane that will allow it to squeeze in more passengers.

Fiat indicated its merger with Chrysler was on track as a tally of shareholders suggested most chose not to derail the plan -- a vital part of the turnaround effort.

Horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing transformed all aspects of the energy landscape in under 10 years--so what's next? 

GM's wave of recalls did not bode well for General Motors dealers earlier this year. But that's changing.