Mine safety nomination follows history as coal executive
The retired coal company executive from West Virginia chosen by President Trump to oversee U.S. mining safety says his first priority is preventing people from getting hurt and that he replaced the managers of a mine plagued by safety violations in 2010 and 2011 where a miner died.
GE vows $20 billion asset sales, 'sweeping change' as profit falls
General Electric Co Chief Executive John Flannery said Friday investors can expect 'sweeping change' from his review of the businesses, and that the industrial conglomerate will focus on profit, cash generation and accountability of employees.
GE vows $20 billion asset sales, 'sweeping change' as profit falls
General Electric Co Chief Executive John Flannery said Friday investors can expect 'sweeping change' from his review of the businesses, and that the industrial conglomerate will focus on profit, cash generation and accountability of employees.
Japan standards inspectors search Kobe Steel over faked data
Japan's industrial standards inspection agency has searched offices of metals maker Kobe Steel as investigations into falsified data on its products widen.
Japan standards inspectors search Kobe Steel over faked data
Japan's industrial standards inspection agency has searched offices of metals maker Kobe Steel as investigations into falsified data on its products widen.
GE stock drops as profit misses, CEO cuts forecast
General Electric Co's third-quarter profit missed Wall Street estimates by a wide margin on Friday and the industrial conglomerate slashed its earnings forecast, sending the year's worst-performing Dow stock down another 6%.
GE stock drops as profit misses, CEO cuts forecast
General Electric Co's third-quarter profit missed Wall Street estimates by a wide margin on Friday and the industrial conglomerate slashed its earnings forecast, sending the year's worst-performing Dow stock down another 6%.
Honeywell 3Q revenue beat expectations
Honeywell International reported an 8.7 percent rise in third-quarter profit, driven by its aerospace business.
Honeywell 3Q revenue beat expectations
Honeywell International reported an 8.7 percent rise in third-quarter profit, driven by its aerospace business.
Backers of oil terminal pour money into Washington port race
Developers of a proposed oil-by-rail terminal that would be the nation's largest have poured big money into a port commissioner race that may shape the project's future.
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___ Trump thinks GOP has votes for budget WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump says he thinks Senate Republicans have the votes for their budget — hours after tweeting his uncertainty.
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___ Trump thinks GOP has votes for budget WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump says he thinks Senate Republicans have the votes for their budget — hours after tweeting his uncertainty.
JetBlue stops selling tickets on a dozen travel websites
JetBlue will stop selling tickets on a dozen discount travel websites in hopes of driving customers to the airline's site and reducing the company's costs.
JetBlue stops selling tickets on a dozen travel websites
JetBlue will stop selling tickets on a dozen discount travel websites in hopes of driving customers to the airline's site and reducing the company's costs.
Iridium to rely on used SpaceX boosters for next 2 launches
Iridium Communications says its next two launches of new-generation satellites will use refurbished SpaceX Falcon 9 first-stage boosters that have flown previously.
Company seeks to build island off Alaska for Arctic drilling
The federal government is collecting public comment on a proposal to drill in Arctic waters from an artificial island.
GE's new chief starts making cuts, starting with old favorites
John Flannery, the leader of General Electric for just 2 1/2 months, has already begun dismantling the legacy of his predecessor.
GE's new chief starts making cuts, starting with old favorites
John Flannery, the leader of General Electric for just 2 1/2 months, has already begun dismantling the legacy of his predecessor.
New Jersey cities make bid for Amazon HQ2
The state is backing Newark's proposal to build Amazon's second North American headquarters.
Judge to hear arguments on tribe's pipeline contingency plan
A federal judge in Washington, D.C., will accept arguments over the next month on whether the developer of the Dakota Access pipeline must stage equipment near an American Indian reservation in southern North Dakota to respond to any oil spill under the Missouri River.











