World shares rise after US drops planned tariffs on Mexico
World shares rose Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump suspended plans to impose tariffs on Mexico as the countries inked a deal on immigration.
United Technologies, Raytheon to merge, creating new aerospace giant
The new company will be named Raytheon Technologies Corporation.
US-China trade war sparks worries about rare minerals
Rising trade tensions between the U.S. and China have sparked worries about the 17 exotic-sounding rare earth minerals needed for high-tech products like robotics, drones and electric cars.
Iran condemns new US sanctions on petrochemicals
Iran has condemned new U.S. sanctions targeting its petrochemical industry, saying they prove President Donald Trump is not serious about pursuing negotiations.
DuPont loses appeal bid to keep Chemours lawsuit secret
A judge has denied the DuPont Co.'s request to approve an appeal to Delaware's Supreme Court of an order directing the unsealing of a complaint filed against the company by chemical manufacturer Chemours.
Why Trump's trade wars are pressuring both economy and Fed
A sharp pullback in U.S. hiring for May intensified fears that the economy has weakened and that many employers have grown nervous, in part from President Donald Trump's escalating trade wars.
US warns Turkey it may lose jets for buying Russian system
The Pentagon has notified Turkey that it is canceling its purchase of F-35 fighter jets if the Turkish government goes ahead with the purchase of a Russian missile defense system.
Boeing wanted to wait 3 years to fix safety alert on 737 Max
Two key legislators want answers from Boeing and federal regulators about why the company waited more than a year to disclose that a safety alert in its 737 Max plane wasn't working properly.
Court lifts injunction blocking Keystone XL oil pipeline
An appeals court has lifted a judge's injunction that blocked construction of the Keystone XL oil pipeline from Canada.
Car costs rising, tariffs not the problem. Here's why.
Average transaction prices have risen 3.8 percent year-over-year.
Toyota speeds up electric vehicle schedule as demand heats up
Toyota is now faced with a higher-than-expected demand for cars that use batteries, rather than gasoline.
US hits Iran with new sanctions; petrochemicals targeted
The Trump administration is hitting Iran with new sanctions that target its largest petrochemical company for providing support to the Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Warsaw's plastic palm tree 'dies' to mark climate threat
A giant plastic palm tree that has become an artistic symbol of Warsaw has "died" as part of a stunt to draw attention to climate change.
1st direct KLM flight from Amsterdam arrives in Las Vegas
Officials in Las Vegas are marking the start of direct KLM Royal Dutch Airlines service from Amsterdam following the arrival of the first scheduled flight.
Enbridge seeks court ruling on Great Lakes oil pipeline deal
Enbridge Inc. is asking a Michigan court to rule on the legality of an agreement it reached with former Gov. Rick Snyder to build an oil pipeline beneath the channel linking lakes Huron and Michigan.
Boom in electric scooters leads to more injuries, fatalities
As electric scooters have rolled into more than 100 cities worldwide, many of the people riding them have ended up in the emergency room with serious injuries.
Firm to reapply for permits to build northeast gas pipeline
An Oklahoma company says it will reapply to build a hotly contested pipeline that would carry natural gas from Pennsylvania through New Jersey, and under a bay and the ocean to New York.
Ford less exposed to Mexico tariffs than competitors, but impact 'significant,' top official says
The carmaker is also closing an engine plant in the U.K. as part of its $11 billion restructuring.
Fiat Chrysler calls off merger with Renault after tense negotiations with French government
The French carmaker's longstanding partnership with Nissan was reportedly a point of contention in the talks.
Opponents of pipeline argue land was improperly seized
Landowners in Ohio hope to convince a federal appeals court that they were forced by a federal agency to sell their property to a pipeline builder sending large quantities of natural gas to Canada.