U.S. transportation officials on Wednesday offered $10 million in grants for states to upgrade highway-rail crossings and tracks in response to a recent surge in flammable fuel shipments. The announcement …
U.S. transportation officials on Wednesday offered $10 million in grants for states to upgrade highway-rail crossings and tracks in response to a recent surge in flammable fuel shipments. The announcement …
A federal judge granted class-action status to a lawsuit in California against Uber over the payment of its drivers, upping the stakes for the ride-hailing company in the case. Tuesday’s ruling increases …
Oil prices fell on Wednesday after U.S. government data showed a big rise in crude oil stocks, adding to concerns about global oversupply and sluggish economic growth in China. U.S. crude oil stocks rose by 4.67 million barrels to 455.43 million barrels in the week to Aug. 28, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) said on Wednesday. Analysts in a Reuters poll had expected U.S. crude stocks to have remained flat
After West Texas Intermediate posted its best three-day gain in a quarter-century, analysts are divided over the durability of the rally in the commodity price and related equities.
U.S. auto sales remain a bright spot in a global car market encountering turbulence in important countries such as China. It’s a complete reversal from six years ago, when U.S. vehicle sales plunged during …
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U.S. stocks fell about 2 percent on the first day of trade for September as weak Chinese data pressured global markets.