Delta Air Lines and its pilots want a federal mediator to step in after eight months of negotiations have failed to produce a contract agreement between the airline and the pilots' union.

A multimillion-dollar partnership that will enable Volkswagen to gain key research into electric vehicles and lighter automotive components will be unveiled Friday in Knoxville.

The world's biggest automotive seat manufacturer plans to expand its Tennessee plant and add 330 more jobs as part of a $23.5 million expansion.

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While many small manufacturers and retailers believe Amazon is the place to be, Lyris Autran is forgoing the opportunity.

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The Senate overwhelmingly approved a new North American trade agreement Thursday that rewrites the rules of trade with Canada and Mexico and gives President Donald Trump a major policy win before senators turn their full attention to his impeachment trial.

Gap Inc. says it no longer intends to spin off Old Navy as a separate public company.

Starbucks has a point to prove: There's more to the company than selling $4 lattes to rich people.

Microsoft is pledging to become 100% "carbon-negative" by 2030 by removing more carbon from the environment than it emits.

An Atlanta recording studio that boasts clients such as Bruno Mars, T.I., Drake and more on its website was the target of a shooting late Wednesday night, police said.

Nashville's airport saw 18.3 million travelers in 2019, registering a seventh year in a row of record-setting growth.

NBCUniversal is launching a new streaming service that will have a large part available for free, an approach it hopes will resonate with people who aren't interested in traditional TV.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above 29,000 points for the first time and the S&P 500 index hit its second record high in three days Wednesday.

A financial firm plans to create 200 more jobs than first announced in relocating its global headquarters from New York to Nashville, state economic development officials said Tuesday.

Georgia's hemp farming program is effectively on hold until the state secures funding to oversee the crop.

Nissan is recalling nearly 346,000 vehicles worldwide to replace dangerous Takata air bag inflators that can explode and hurl shrapnel.

More than 1,350 temporary workers at 14 General Motors facilities in the U.S. will get full-time positions before the end of March, the company says.

So far, it appears 2019 was another record year for Wall Street.

The National Security Agency has discovered a major security flaw in Microsoft's Windows 10 operating system that could let hackers intercept seemingly secure communications.

Delta Air Lines boosted its fourth-quarter profit to $1.1 billion by adding more flights over the holiday-packed period and stuffing them even more full of passengers.

Prosecutors in Germany have filed charges against six more individuals in connection with Volkswagen's diesel emissions scandal, bringing the total to 11.

Russell Stover Chocolates plans to close some facilities and stores nationwide but the expected loss of about 400 jobs will be offset by new jobs resulting from expansion in other areas, the company announced Tuesday.