Industries

Rhode Island fisherman Chris Brown and CFACT President Craig Rucker outline why they are protesting offshore wind farms and sound the alarm on the threat posed to wildlife.

Toyota companies and Silicon Valley startup Pony.ai announced Friday they would partner on a joint venture to advance production and deployment of driverless robotaxis.

A Connecticut man is accused of defrauding Home Depot stores of nearly $300,000 with a no-receipt return scheme involving stores in at least eight states.

Electric truck maker Nikola said Friday that CEO Michael Lohscheller will step down and be replaced by Stephen Girsky, the company's chairman, at the end of the month.

There's "obviously a mismatch" between Anheuser-Busch's market value and their employee numbers, former company exec Anson Frericks says while predicting more layoffs are coming.

The NTSB said that a Hop-A-Jet pilot took off from Boston Logan International Airport in February without authorization, resulting in conflict with a JetBlue flight.

Lego recently expanded its lineup of building sets, something that could help the company, which already makes billions each year, see further growth in its bottom line.

Fewer and fewer younger workers are steering towards careers in skilled trades, and one labor market expert warns a "cultural issue" may cause a real "struggle" in the economy.

The first sale of Yeezy inventory brought in $437 million for Adidas. It has been working to sell the apparel it has from its former partnership with Kanye West.

Korean automakers Hyundai and Kia are recalling nearly 92,000 vehicles following concerns about an oil pump assembly possibly overheating.

A video shows emergency slides being deployed from Delta Air Lines Flight 1437 after its tires blew out after landing Wednesday night in Georgia.

College swimming champion Riley Gaines argues that Oklahoma's women's bill of rights is "not anti-transgender" legislation, but rather "pro-woman, pro-truth."