Philadelphia area's transit system halts sale of passes for pope's visit, website overwhelmed
Overwhelming customer demand on Monday forced the Philadelphia area's transit system to halt the sale of special rail passes to be used during Pope Francis' September visit to the city.
DC regulators say Trump can keep oversize sign at downtown DC building he's renovating
District of Columbia regulators have ruled that an oversize sign in downtown Washington bearing Donald Trump's last name is legal despite his presidential run.
1 commuter train sideswipes another at New York City station, breaking windows; no injuries
Two commuter trains scraped sides on the nation's biggest commuter railroad during rush hour on Friday, breaking windows and snarling service, but authorities said no one was injured.
2 rail cars leaking crude after oil train derails in northeast Montana, some homes evacuated
More than 20 cars on an oil train derailed in rural northeastern Montana and at least two of them were leaking crude, authorities said.
Court: Airline workers cannot be held liable for recollection of passenger's bomb reference
A federal appeals court in New York says airline employees cannot be held liable if they fail to accurately describe a passenger's reference to a bomb when they report it to security authorities.
Airbus CEO 'fairly confident' planes can't be hacked; doubts pilotless planes will be accepted
These are heady times for the commercial-aircraft business at Airbus and Boeing, as airlines place huge orders for new planes.
Law against moving drugs over US waters presents medical-pot problem for Vineyard, Nantucket
Massachusetts has a cannabis conundrum.
Delta Air Lines tops 2Q earnings and revenue expectations
Delta Air Lines Inc. (DAL) on Wednesday reported second-quarter net income of $1.49 billion.
Police: Technician at American Airlines facility in Phoenix fatally stabbed during argument
Phoenix police say one man is dead and another in custody following an argument between two employees at an American Airlines facility near Sky Harbor International Airport.
South Korea picks China consortium as preferred bidder to salvage sunken ferry
South Korea on Wednesday selected a Chinese-led consortium as a preferred bidder to salvage a sunken ferry that killed more than 300 people in April last year in one of the country's deadliest disasters in decades.
CSX Beats Profit Forecast on Cheaper Fuel, Productivity
CSX Corp reported a higher quarterly net profit, beating forecasts as productivity gains and lower fuel prices offset a drop in coal volumes.
Truck drivers, industry leaders say parking hasn't kept up with increase in semitrailers
The amount of semitrailers on the road has climbed in recent years, but the number of parking spots for drivers to stop and rest hasn't kept pace, leading to what truck drivers and industry leaders describe as a safety hazard that puts truckers on the road for too long.
Wal-Mart lowers shipping requirements, cuts prices to compete with Amazon event
The online price fight is heating up between Wal-Mart and Amazon.com and it's not even the holidays.
Fiat Chrysler recalls vehicles to prevent hacks
Vehicle recall after hack
Eruption of Indonesian volcano sparks travel chaos during holiday season
A volcanic eruption on Indonesia's main island of Java has sparked chaos for holidaymakers as international airlines cancel flights to the resort island of Bali.
Another name fades into aviation history as final US Airways flight set for October
The last flight for US Airways will take place this fall, and then one more name in airline history will disappear.
Barracuda, Gap, Zillow, Dover and American Airlines are big market movers
Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Friday on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Stock Market: NYSE Barracuda Networks Inc. (CUDA), down $7.57 to $31.55 The cloud-based security and storage services provider didn't sign as many large and lengthy storage deals in the first quarter.
FAA breaking the law?
Trouble in the Skies
United says pilot was wrong to throw bullets in trash bin, then flush them down plane's toilet
A United Airlines captain threw bullets in a trash bin and later flushed them down a toilet on board a flight he was piloting to Germany.
Berkshire Hathaway's RV maker, Forest River, will pay at least $5M for mishandling recalls
Berkshire Hathaway's RV maker, Forest River, has agreed to pay at least $5 million and reform its practices because regulators say it mishandled two recalls.

