Stanley Ziemba

Apple Computer Inc. chief executive Gilbert Amelio said Apple might license its Macintosh operating system to a top personal-computer maker by year's end. But he declined to name firms with...

As one of the worst winter storms in recent memory continued to sock the eastern U.S. on Monday, Chicago's O'Hare International Airport again found itself playing host to a growing...

Paul Schaedel opened his wallet and removed a plastic case filled with frequent-flyer cards issued by a half-dozen airlines. "These things are like money in the bank for me," said...

Who says it can't happen here? Will the unthinkable happen? Will the stalemate between Congress and the Clinton administration over the federal budget result in the government defaulting on its...

Rate cut not in the cards As with the weather, it is almost impossible to predict what is going to happen to the economy in the short term, let alone...

It has been nearly eight months since United Airlines, the world's largest air carrier, was acquired by its employees. The buyout gave the workers 55 percent of the company's stock...

As a result of a far-reaching retrenchment announced Wednesday, commuters dependent on Amtrak's Chicago-to-Milwaukee route likely will have to find alternate transportation beginning in April. Travelers who use the national...

By 2000, business and leisure travelers bound for St. Louis from Chicago may be making the trip on passenger trains capable of speeds up to 125 miles an hour instead...

It was anything but business as usual for Southern California Monday as the early morning earthquake in Los Angeles disrupted telephone service, interrupted rail traffic and temporarily forced airlines to...

Hannu Haukka, resting his elbows on his stack of suitcases, stared blankly at the screen inside American Airlines' terminal at O'Hare International Airport Tuesday, wading through the lines for departing...