American Express will no longer require signatures for credit card purchases
American Express announced Monday it will no longer have a signature requirement for purchases made with its card beginning in April 2018.
Seoul enforces new round of financial sanctions on North Korea
South Korea has frozen the assets of 20 North Korean companies and 12 individuals believed to be channeling funds to the regime's nuclear and missile program.
Study: Global weapons sales rise for first time since 2010
Global arms manufacturers increased sales in 2016 -- the first increase of worldwide weapon distribution since 2010, according to data released today by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.
Air Force awards more than $10.5M for laser-guided bombs
The Boeing Co. has been awarded a contract by the U.S. Air Force for GBU-39 SDB, or laser small diameter bombs.
Department of Defense seeks to speed up acquisition process
Senior leaders at the Department of Defense testified on Capitol Hill that they are attempting to reform and speed up an acquisition process that has dogged the agency for years.
NHTSA: Half of Takata airbags not fixed after largest such recall in history
Fewer than half of the millions of airbags recalled by Japanese company Takata have been replaced in the largest auto-safety recall in U.S. history.
Labor Dept.: 228K jobs added in November; unemployment steady
The U.S. economy added nearly 230,000 jobs during the month of November, the Labor Department said Friday.
Just 15 vehicles met tougher criteria for 2018 IIHS safety picks
Only 15 cars this year met tougher criteria for the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and earned a Top Safety Pick+ rating, the group announced Thursday.
Rocky Mountain Raceways to close after 2018 season
West Valley City's Rocky Mountain Raceways will close after the 2018 racing season, officials said Thursday.
Patagonia sues Trump to protect Utah national monuments
Sporting goods retailer Patagonia and a coalition of conservationists have filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump for his decision to shrink two Utah national monuments.
GE cutting 12K jobs from Power unit to reduce structural costs
Energy conglomerate General Electric said Thursday it will eliminate 12,000 jobs from its Power division as part of a restructuring plan to cut costs by about $1 billion.
Airline industry profits soar 11 percent in 2017
Airline companies around the world will end 2017 with 11 percent more profit than previously estimated for this year and will continue profit growth into 2018, the International Air Transport Association said Tuesday.
UPS warns of delivery delays after Cyber Monday boom
United Parcel Service on Tuesday said customers should expect some delays this week as the delivery service struggles with an influx of holiday shipments.
Study: Gay men get paid more than straight men
After years of getting paid less that straight men, gay men in the United States now earn more, according to a recent study.