Autos & Transportation

American Airlines, following a food push by rival Delta Air Lines, said that it is adding free coach-class meals on luxury flights from New York to Los Angeles and San Francisco.

Scale matters in the auto industry—but management matters more.

Auto makers in China posted sales growth that beat expectations in January and February, but the expansion was modest compared with 2016’s record-breaking levels as increased car taxes weighed on the world’s biggest car market.

Researchers at the Ohio State University hope to gain traction for the idea of mixing carbon black with food waste to produce rubber that meets safety standards.

The obvious problem with airline boarding is that the airlines are giving away something that has significant value.

Emirates Airline President Tim Clark said the original travel ban imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump caused the pace of bookings at the Middle East airline to plummet 35% on U.S. routes.

The airline’s Mint service is gaining fans and forcing American and Delta to lower business fares between New York and Los Angeles, Scott McCartney writes.

Uber Technologies Inc. Chief Executive Travis Kalanick confirmed the company is seeking a chief operating officer after a series of recent controversies buffeted the world’s most valuable startup.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she had no prior knowledge about Volkswagen’s diesel cheating before the scandal broke in September 2015 and learned about it in the media.

Deutsche Lufthansa’s integration this year of rival Air Berlin’s planes into its own budget carrier signal the airline could handle future airline consolidation in Europe, a senior Lufthansa executive said.

Nissan’s latest hybrid is a hit at home, challenging the dominance of Toyota’s Prius with a gasoline-electric vehicle that customers say is fun to drive.