Southwest Air to cut 15% of corporate jobs in first-ever layoffs

Southwest Airlines Co. will cut about 1,750 jobs in its leadership ranks, a dramatic step to reduce expenses that mark the carrier’s first layoffs.

A union representing air safety personnel said it’s reviewing the fallout from a slew of firings late Friday with the Federal Aviation Administration.

Splurging can be a smart move, but it often requires proactive planning.

Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman called for less opacity in bank oversight, saying the supervisory and regulatory approach needs updating.

President Trump’s policies could deal a blow to an ambitious California effort to replace thousands of diesel-fueled trucks with battery-powered semis.

Broadcom Inc. has had informal talks with its advisers about making a bid for Intel Corp.’s chip-design and marketing business.

Using Consumer Price Index data, the Tribune is tracking 11 everyday costs for Americans and how they are changing under the Trump administration.

With Urban Outfitter’s exit after 30 years, the innovative mall is looking to add six creative newcomers.

Owning a home is seen as stability of controlling your shelter and the opportunity to build long-term wealth.

California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara rejected State Farm’s “emergency” premium increase of 22% on average for California homeowners.