Boeing (BA) 777X Construction Site: Seattle, Long Beach Likeliest Candidates As Boeing Mulls Offers To Host Manufacture Of Its 777X
Boeing is looking for a new manufacturing base for its new 777X aircraft, but can anyone compete with Washington state's tax break?
Morocco's Growing Aeronautical Industry Helps Explain How It Avoided The Arab Spring And Obama Hosted A Meeting With The Nation's King
King Mohammed IV of Morocco arrives in Washington to see President Obama as the country seeks to grow its business ties to America.
Caterpillar (CAT) Slashing Jobs, Closing Plants Across The World As Equipment Demands From Global Mining Industry Drops
Historically a bellwether, Caterpillar's cuts will ripple out to impact the U.S. and global economies.
Pilots and Air Traffic Controllers Face New FAA Rules That Mean They Can't Work If They Have Sleep Apnea
The FAA have announced that pilots with BMIs over 40 will have to be tested for sleep apnea and may not be able to fly if they do.
Boeing (BA) Labor Dispute: California, Alabama And Utah Pushing Hard To Get The 777x Manufacturing Contract But there Is also An Outside Chance That The Middle-East Could Take The Contract Out Of America
Alabama, Utah and California are eager to take jobs on terms that workers in Washington State rejected. Is the Mideast in the running too?
Why Are Hedge Funds Selling Their Boeing (NYSE:BA) Stock? And You Won't Believe What They Buying Instead
As Boeing remains in the clouds after nailing some huge deals at the Dubai Air Show, questions remain about its stock being ditched.
Indian Cleaners Find 24 Gold Bars In Aircraft Toilet After Flight From Bangkok
The plane that carried the 2.2lb of gold had arrived from Bangkok earlier in the evening.
Why Is The Government Getting Off Scot Free From JPMorgan's (NYSE:JPM) $13 Billion Fine? After All They Were The Ones Who Sold Them Washington Mutual
Five years after the government sold Washington Mutual to JPMorgan, a $13 Billion settlement is agreed. Why isn't the government paying?
The World's 16 Least On Time Airlines: Where Do American Carriers Place?
If punctuality is important to you, you may want to avoid these airlines.
World's 15 Oldest Airline Fleets: How Do U.S.-Based Airlines Rank?
The Dubai Airshow has the shiniest and newest aircraft on display, which comes in handy for airlines whose fleets are growing a bit gray.
How Do Airports Generate Money? New Study Shows Nearly Half Comes From Non-Aeronautical Sources
Planes are generating money, but not more than two other sources.
Why Does Washington Favor Foreign Airlines Over US Carriers? Low-Interest-Rate Loans Available Only To Non-US Airlines Hurt US Carriers: ALPA
Washington offers low-interest loans to buyers of U.S. aerospace companies, but only if they are non-U.S. airlines.
Justice Department OKs Merger That Will Form World's Biggest Airline But Which Exchange Will The New American Airlines (AAL) Choose?
After more than six months of talks with government officials the world's biggest airline had to pick an exchange for its shares to trade on.
JPMorgan Chase (NYSE:JPM) Legal Woes Continue As It Tentatively Agrees To $4.5 Billion Dollar Settlement With Investors
Where will it end? JPMorgan Chase agrees to pay a huge sum to settle with investors.
Russian Arms Deals: US Scraps Plan To Buy 15 Russian Helicopters Amid Syrian Disagreement
With the war in Syria causing diplomatic strain between the U.S. and Russia, arms deals between the two countries are souring too.
Banks Have Received $2.3 Trillion In Quantitative Easing But Are Lending Less To Small Businesses And Consumers Than Before The Financial Crisis, So Why Not Try Peer-To-Peer Lending?
Peer-to-peer lending might be the solution to the problem of banks not lending to small businesses and consumers.
End Of British Shipbuilding? BAE Systems (BA) Cutting Nearly 1,800 Jobs As English Yards Closing After Almost 500 Years Of Building
After 500 U.K. shipbuilding years, the industry has suffered another blow as nearly 1,800 jobs are cut, perhaps signalling the industry's end.
14 Things You Need To Know About America's 28 Million Small Businesses
Small businesses have had a tough time recently with many finding it hard to survive. Here are 14 things you need to know about small businesses.
U.S. District Judge Releases Scathing Letter Condemning The Department Of Justice For Not Holding Wall Street Bankers To Account For The Financial Crisis
As the statute of limitations expires for crimes committed during the financial crisis, Judge Rakoff releases a letter condemning the DOJ.
Russia's Slow Economy Is Dampening Eastern Europe's Economic Growth As The European Bank For Reconstruction And Development Cut The Region's Growth For 2013 and 2014
A report from the EBRD says that eastern Europe's economy is rebounding but may suffer if Russia continues its downward spiral.
US Cities Economic Report: America's Economic Recovery Outpaced Most Of The Country's Biggest Cities As They Learned Big Lessons For The Future
A report by PEW looks at what happened to American cities during and after the great recession.
Twitter (TWTR) Shares Are Shariah-Compatible, According To Islamic Finance Watchdog, Opening The Door For Major Islamic Investment
The firm that decides which companies are Shariah-compliant has OK'd Twitter and opened the door for Islamic investment.
British Banks Play Cyber War Games To Protect Themselves From Future Attacks From Hackers And Groups Like Anonymous And The Syrian Electronic Army
After a plethora of online attacks on high profile companies and governments, British banks are taking part in cyber war games for protection.
Typhoon Haiyan Financial And Economic Impact: Devastation To Cost Up To $14 Billion But Markets Remain Largely Unaffected
President Aquino III has said that the government will use 23 billion pesos ($533 million) to help immediate salvage and rebuilding operations.
Twitter (TWTR) Has Succeeded Where Facebook (FB) Failed After Surge In IPO Shows Investor Confidence In Social Media
Eighteen months after the Facebook IPO calamity, Twitter steps up and shows them how it's done.
Iranian Sanctions: China Delicately Balances Trade With Iran While Ongoing Negotiations In Geneva Cause Rift With West And Israel
After years of sanctions Iran is getting closer to having them lifted, all while trying to trade oil for produce with China.
Kazakhstan Continues to Receive Huge Investment From The European Bank For Reconstruction And Development With $1 Billion Raised In The last 18 Months
Since 1993 Kazakhstan has received nearly $7 billion in development funds from the EBRD despite not being part of the continent.
Max Keiser Makes Price Of Bitcoin Surge After Mentioning It On UK Primetime TV, But Who Is He?
After the outspoken financial commentator talked about Bitcoin on a BBC news show, the price of the digital currency went sky-high.
Does Money Make You Happy? Australia Was The Happiest Country During The Global Financial Crisis
As the effects of the 2008 global financial crisis fade, an OECD report charts happiness levels from the period.
Barclays Ordered To Keep Somali Money Transfer Service Dahabshiil Open Despite Risk Of Money Laundering And Funding Terrorism
A humanitarian disaster is avoided after a court tells Barclays it must continue to transfer money to Somalia despite terrorism fears.
