New Chicago bridge helping ease congestion that makes city the nation's worst rail choke point
A new railroad overpass in Chicago is helping untangle the worst choke point in the nation's rail network, speeding up passenger service and freight trains hauling everything from crude oil to electronics, officials said Thursday.
Auto component manufacturer Dynax America expanding in Virginia, creating 75 jobs
Dynax America Corp. is planning to expand its automotive components manufacturing operation in Botetourt County, creating 75 jobs.
Energy Secretary: Kansas biorefinery using plant waste is the future of ethanol production
U.S. Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz says a commercial biofuels plant opening in southwest Kansas represents the future of ethanol production.
Source: California-based Stone Brewing Co. tapping Richmond, Va., for its East Coast facility
One of the nation's top 10 craft breweries is tapping Virginia for its East Coast operations.
Wolf Creek conducting tests, making repairs after fire in a room housing backup generator
Workers at an eastern Kansas nuclear power plant were working Wednesday to repair fire-damaged equipment and avoid a costly shutdown.
US Navy experiments with cutting-edge way of assembling clothes: welding the pieces together
Welding isn't just for aircraft carriers anymore.
Alcoa looks to cash in on booming aircraft business with new alloy plant in Indiana
Alcoa Inc. has opened a $90 million plant to make aluminum-lithium alloys for use in planes, expanding the company's involvement in the aircraft industry.
US oil industry offers crude-train testing standards after accidents highlight risks
The oil industry's lead trade group released new standards on Thursday for testing and classifying crude shipped by rail after prior shipments were misclassified, including a train that derailed in Canada and killed 47 people.
Orders for US durable goods tumble 18.2 percent in August, but key investment category up
Business orders for long-lasting manufactured goods fell by a record amount in August, dragged lower by a plunge in demand for commercial aircraft.
Nepal government clears Indian company to build and operate largest hydro-electricity plant
Nepal's government has endorsed plans for Indian company GMR to build the Himalayan nation's largest hydro power plant in a small step toward easing chronic power shortages, officials said Friday.
Federal judge gives Big River Steel more time to respond to lawsuit filed by rival company
A judge on Wednesday gave Big River Steel more time to respond to a federal lawsuit filed by a rival company that hopes to stop the $1.3 billion project from moving forward in northeast Arkansas.
Patriot Coal Corp. warns hundreds of mine workers in W.Va. layoffs could occur
In what has become a painful exercise across Appalachia, Patriot Coal is again telling hundreds of West Virginia mine workers that they could lose their jobs.
Business lawyer attacks environmental group over New England natural gas expansion plan
A new fight has emerged over efforts to shift New England from oil and coal to lower cost natural gas.
Gogebic Taconite might limit proposed Wisconsin iron ore mine to only Iron County
A company that wants to develop an iron ore mine in northwestern Wisconsin might limit the project to only one county instead of two, a company spokesman said Thursday.
Chevron Phillips Chemical sells business to Solvay Specialty Polymers for $220 million
Chevron Phillips Chemical is selling its high-performance engineering polymer business for $220 million.
US investigating Kansas chemical company for alleged illegal dumping of fluids down well
U.S. environmental regulators are investigating a Kansas chemical manufacturing company over allegations it unlawfully disposed of fluids down a well in violation of federal safe drinking water laws, search warrants unsealed Wednesday show.
Transportation Department rejects exemption for low-cost air carrier to fly between US, Europe
The Obama administration has rejected a request by a low-cost air carrier to begin flying immediately between the U.S. and Europe in a case that has significant labor and trade policy implications.
Australian company buy controlling shares of Tintina, which proposes Montana copper mine
An Australian mining company has offered to purchase a controlling share of Tintina Resources Inc., the company that proposes a copper mine in central Montana.
States' bidding war for $5B Tesla Motors battery factory like a game of high-stakes poker
It's the corporate equivalent of high-stakes poker.
Explosion at BP refinery in Indiana, no injuries reported or evacuations ordered
An explosion at a BP refinery in Whiting, Indiana, has rattled nearby homes.