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Troubled U.S. nuclear business Westinghouse Electric is filing for bankruptcy protection, its Japanese owner Toshiba said Wednesday.

USA Hockey proposed a deal to the national women's team three days before the start of the International Ice Hockey Federation World Championship games.

A top banking regulator cited the "egregious nature" of "discriminatory and illegal" credit practices at the bank, while downgrading Wells Fargo's community lending rating on Tuesday.

The Dow is on pace to avoid suffering its longest slump since Jimmy Carter was in the White House.

Saudi Arabia is giving its national oil company Aramco enormous tax relief ahead of an IPO that the kingdom badly needs to be a success.

Uber is ditching Denmark on April 18 after failing to persuade the country to change its taxi laws.

American Airlines is investing $200 million in China Southern in an effort to do more business in the world's fastest growing major aviation market.

The fleet is also running in Arizona and Pittsburgh following an accident.

Legendary investor Bill Gross has reached an $81 million truce with Pimco, ending a war with the firm he built into the world's biggest bond manager.

Voodoo Manufacturing does 3D print manufacturing, a growing field that represents a new stripe of industrial jobs growing in the U.S.

Four countries included in the U.S. electronics ban list -- the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait and Morocco -- are absent from the U.K. restrictions.

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The NFL is again shopping for a partner to livestream its Thursday Night Football games.

Doubts about the future of President Trump's agenda have put Wall Street on the defensive. Investors yanked $8.9 billion from U.S. stock funds

President Trump hailed the State Department's approval of Keystone XL as a "great day for American jobs," but the controversial pipeline is only expected to create 35 permanent jobs once it's operational.

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The Trump National Golf Club in California is offering a $10,000 reward for information on the people who vandalized the course.

Juniors and seniors at Howard University can study computer science at Google's Mountain View campus this summer.

Valeant paid CEO Joseph Papa $63 million last year despite investigations, billions of dollars of losses and a stock plunge of nearly 90%.

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