Company unveils plan for what it calls smaller Alaska mine
The company pursuing a copper and gold mine in southwest Alaska has unveiled plans for what it says will be a smaller, safer project, with plans to move into permitting later this year.
Company unveils plan for what it calls smaller Alaska mine
The company pursuing a copper and gold mine in southwest Alaska has unveiled plans for what it says will be a smaller, safer project, with plans to move into permitting later this year.
GE's CFO, other execs leaving the company
General Electric says CFO Jeffrey Bornstein will be leaving the company at the end of the month, the latest executive shuffle at the industrial conglomerate this week.
US Commerce Department slaps more duties on Bombardier
The U.S. Commerce Department is imposing more duties on Canada's Bombardier C series aircraft, charging that the Canadian company is selling the planes in America below cost.
UPS aims to solve mystery surrounding its business plans
UPS says in court records that it suspects one of its pilots obtained secret business plans for the shipping giant's aircraft fleet and posted them online.
Hurricanes cause rare monthly US job loss but rebound likely
The September jobs report the government will release Friday morning will probably show a sharp drop in hiring compared with August because of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
Hurricanes cause rare monthly US job loss but rebound likely
The September jobs report the government will release Friday morning will probably show a sharp drop in hiring compared with August because of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
Review of Dakota Access oil pipeline to extend into spring
The Army Corps of Engineers says it likely will take until April to finish court-ordered additional environmental study of the Dakota Access pipeline.
Review of Dakota Access oil pipeline to extend into spring
The Army Corps of Engineers says it likely will take until April to finish court-ordered additional environmental study of the Dakota Access pipeline.
AP Explains: How Spain-Catalonia standoff has evolved
The prosperous and powerful northeastern regional Catalan government says it plans to declare independence from Spain, creating Spain's gravest constitutional crisis in decades.
AP Explains: How Spain-Catalonia standoff has evolved
The prosperous and powerful northeastern regional Catalan government says it plans to declare independence from Spain, creating Spain's gravest constitutional crisis in decades.
US Customs vows to block imports made by North Korea workers
U.S. Customs and Border Protection says it is ready to block U.S. imports of seafood processed by North Korean laborers who work in China.
US Customs vows to block imports made by North Korea workers
U.S. Customs and Border Protection says it is ready to block U.S. imports of seafood processed by North Korean laborers who work in China.
Q&A: What companies' departure from Catalonia means
More companies are deciding to move their official base out of the Spanish region of Catalonia as tensions grow over the local government's push to declare independence.
Q&A: What companies' departure from Catalonia means
More companies are deciding to move their official base out of the Spanish region of Catalonia as tensions grow over the local government's push to declare independence.
Manufacturing jobs booming, but may be harder to fill
America's manufacturing sector is off life support.
Manufacturing jobs booming, but may be harder to fill
America's manufacturing sector is off life support.
Travel Service acquires majority in national airline CSA
Czech airline Travel Service says it has acquired a majority stake in the national carrier, Czech Airlines, known as CSA.
Harvey Weinstein to take leave amid sexual harassment report
Harvey Weinstein, the larger-than-life Hollywood executive and Oscar-winner, is taking a leave of absence from his own company after an explosive expose revealing decades of sexual harassment against women, from employees to actress Ashley Judd, was published in The New York Times Thursday.
Harvey Weinstein to take leave amid sexual harassment report
Harvey Weinstein, the larger-than-life Hollywood executive and Oscar-winner, is taking a leave of absence from his own company after an explosive expose revealing decades of sexual harassment against women, from employees to actress Ashley Judd, was published in The New York Times Thursday.







