No retailer is in a better position to prosper in the face of rising tariffs.

Nobody knows for sure -- but August is starting to look like a pretty good guess.

Demand for the electric-vehicle pioneer's products is cooling off. Yet there are two potential catalysts that could get Tesla moving in the right direction again.

The cheap-chic retailer is firing on all cylinders, with a big assist from its digital growth initiatives.

Southwest Airlines plans to add a fifth destination in Hawaii to its route map later this year.

The department store's earnings probably fell last quarter -- can the company give investors confidence that better times are coming soon?

The No. 2. U.S. airline wants to copy a smaller rival by making free inflight Wi-Fi widely available.

The airline is looking to redeploy some excess capacity from West Coast-Hawaii routes to its largest international market.

Airbus' financial performance improved last quarter, but lingering production issues mean it won't be able to capitalize on the safety concerns surrounding the Boeing 737 MAX.

After a successful pilot in Los Angeles, Nordstrom is bringing its small-format service hubs to two locations in Manhattan this fall.

General Motors' earnings declined last quarter, but profitability remained rock solid despite some major short-term headwinds.

The aircraft manufacturing giant can't risk running low on cash if it takes longer than expected to get the 737 MAX back in the air.

Boeing posted double-digit declines in core earnings per share and free cash flow last quarter, and the impact of the Boeing 737 MAX grounding will be much worse in the second quarter.

The second member of Embraer's new E2-series jet family has been certified for service by three key regulatory agencies.

The budget carrier may not provide much legroom for travelers, but it has dramatically improved its performance across several important customer service metrics.

Unit revenue came in slightly lower than expected last quarter, but Spirit is still on track to report that EPS nearly doubled compared to the first quarter of 2018.

Delta managed to beat the upgraded revenue and earnings guidance that it published just last week.

Total deliveries declined last quarter, but not by much. Meanwhile, average transaction prices surged and Ford is seeing solid growth in more-profitable market segments.

British Airways already flies from London to more than two dozen destinations in the United States, but it's still finding plenty of new growth opportunities here.

There are a lot of good reasons for JetBlue Airways to expand its route network across the Atlantic, but Southwest Airlines has much better opportunities elsewhere.