Transportation

FedEx Ground's largest contractor criticizes the delivery company for touting revenue margins while leaving its contractors to pay for high diesel prices and vehicle costs.

The White House has appointed a special board to try and prevent a strike among major U.S. railroads that could hinder supply chains.

While annual inflation in the U.S. decreased in July, the monthly rate was unchanged. America's commuters have been impacted by rising prices at home and the pump.

Airbus has rescinded its order from Qatar Airways for A350 jets in a dispute around World Cup preparations. The airline is also suing the planemaker for at least $1.4 billion.

California GOP gubernatorial candidate Sen. Brian Dahle argues the state should halt the high-speed rail and reinvest that money into other projects.

The U.S. Commerce Department plans on adding 25 Airbus airplanes operated by Russian Airlines to their export violation list as part of the Biden administration's sanctions on Russia.

The World Economic Forum is calling for a reduction in ownership of private vehicles in attempt to counter global reliance on critical metals.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said it is proposing a new requirement that would protect the flight deck by adding a second barrier as unruly passenger rates remain high.

Airline complaints in May were down from April 2022but up more than 200% from those received pre-pandemic in May 2019, according to the Department of Transportation.

Union Pacific's profit grew 2% in the second quarter to $1.84 billion. This is a slight improvement from last year's profit of $1.8 billion.