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Amazon is abandoning plans for a headquarters in New York City after facing resistance from some local politicians who objected to giving the company billions of dollars in tax incentives.
Negotiators want a memorandum of understanding as the basis for a deal that President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping could later finalize at a summit.
Airbus pulled the plug on its poorly selling A380 superjumbo, a rival to Boeing's 747, as airlines flock to smaller, nimbler long-range planes.
NASA engineers are hanging up on the agency's Opportunity Mars rover after 835 unanswered wake-up calls, following 15 years on the red planet.
Jerome Powell said during a visit to Mississippi Tuesday that the economic expansion hasn't been evenly shared across the country, particularly in rural America, and addressed issues of poverty and discrimination.
Apple's plan to create a subscription service for news is running into resistance from major publishers who are balking at proposed financial terms.
The Defense Department said it is using its push into artificial intelligence to analyze reams of data gathered by drones to improve how wildfires are fought.
Senior lawmakers said Monday night they had reached an agreement in principle to fund border security and avoid a partial government shutdown this weekend.
Fourth-quarter results from U.S. companies indicate that slowing growth in China is modest, but broad. Retailers and other companies catering to Chinese consumers face signs of weakness among the country's growing middle class. Analysts fear a brutal quarter ahead.
The shifting fortunes of two family businesses show how steel tariffs imposed last year have created opportunities for some and challenges for others.