The Pentagon will withhold about 10% of the price for new F-35s from Lockheed Martin Corp. until the contractor shows that new software works properly, potentially delaying more than $400 million in payments by December on 52 of the advanced fighter jets.
Paramount Global’s CBS TV network plans to rerun shows from its cable and streaming outlets as part of its fall broadcast schedule — a way to entertain broadcast audiences while writers and actors strike against Hollywood studios.
US aviation regulators are turning to a small Swiss technology startup to rethink how helicopter pilots are trained.
A group of investors, including Microsoft Corp. CEO Sayta Nadella, is determined to bring the world’s second-most popular sport to the US. After a sold-out opening night, Major League Cricket wants to keep building on the early success.
Corporate America’s initial stretch of earnings releases delivered results that surpassed the historical norm for the quarter’s kickoff, paving the way for a “solid” season, according to Bank of America Corp.
Morocco said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu backs its claim to the disputed coastal territory of Western Sahara, a move that may help enhance relations following the US-brokered restoration of ties three years ago.
Expedia Group Inc. is launching a long-awaited loyalty program across three of its flagship brands, capitalizing on a global travel boom amid increasing competition from Google and Booking Holdings Inc.
Ford Motor Co. is slashing prices on the electric version of its best-selling F-150 pickup by as much as 17%, as it moves to fend off new competition coming from Tesla Inc. and General Motors Co.
Air quality across New York City and Washington is unhealthy for sensitive groups, along with other major US cities along the Interstate 95 corridor and worse in Pittsburgh and across the Midwest.
Americans are increasingly likely to get turned down when they apply for credit, according to a new Federal Reserve survey that shows the combined impact of high interest rates and a cautious turn among the country’s lenders.
