United Airlines briefly sheds $1B; CEO says ‘we will fix this’
United Airlines was hit hard on Wall Street Tuesday over a video showing armed police dragging a bloodied passenger off a flight from Chicago to Louisville to make room for a flight crew.
Lockheed Martin gets license for military exoskeleton tech
Lockheed Martin announced plans to explore the military exoskeleton market after licensing bionic augmentation technology from B-Temia.
U.S. to dismantle Kelihos spam botnet after Russian programmer arrested
The U.S. Department of Justice said it has launched an effort to dismantle the Kelihos botnet criminal internet network after the arrest of Russian programmer Pyotr Yuryevich Levashov.
United CEO: Man dragged off plane was ‘disruptive,’ ‘belligerent’
In an email to employees, United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz said flight crew used proper protocols to address a "disruptive and belligerent" passenger who was dragged off a plane by police.
Weak start for oil prices ahead of data dump
Oil prices limped into the trading day early Tuesday after steady gains as investors took stock of the latest supply and demand trends.
Iran sees foreign investments in energy sector stable
Iran expects more, not less, foreign investments in its oil and natural gas sector because of fewer sanctions restrictions, the oil minister said.
Tesla passes GM as most valuable carmaker in U.S.
Tesla, the electric car company, has become the most valuable automaker in the United States, surpassing General Motors on Monday.
SEC charges 27 with deceptively promoting stocks to investors
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday announced charges against more than two dozen individuals and businesses it says wrote up articles to promote certain companies' stock in an effort to get money from investors.
Ford crib simulates car rides to put babies to sleep
Auto giant Ford has unveiled a one-of-a-kind crib designed to simulate a nighttime car ride to help babies on their drives to dreamland.
U.S. disasters in first 3 months of 2017 cost record $5B
The National Centers for Environmental Information said there were five weather disasters from January to March, which cost more than $5 billion, a record for the first quarter of the year.
Wells Fargo claws back $75M in pay from 2 former execs
Wells Fargo and Co. will initiate recovery of more than $75 million in pay given to two former executives, the bank announced Monday.
Oil prices rally on geopolitical tensions
Geopolitical factors spilled over into the broader economic mood early Monday to send crude oil prices sharply higher in early trading.
Recall issued after dead bat found in salad sold at Walmart
Some cases of prepared Fresh Express salads have been recalled after a salad sold at a Florida Walmart was found to contain a dead bat.
Samsung estimates best profit in nearly 4 years despite turmoil
Samsung Electronics posted its best quarterly profit in nearly four years despite its de-facto boss going to trial in a political corruption scandal and taking a faulty phone model off the market.