Caterpillar says has worker shortage despite job woes
CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Caterpillar Inc is struggling to add skilled workers in its manufacturing operations despite high U.S. unemployment levels that have forced President Barack Obama to take extraordinary measures, the company's chief executive said on Friday.
UPS on track for record profit in 2011
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International Paper Reaches Sweetened $3.48B Buyout of Temple-Inland
Temple-Inland agreed to a sweetened $3.48 billion deal to be sold to larger rival International Paper.
Futures drop on euro zone worry
By Chuck Mikolajczak
Airbus lifts demand forecasts on Asian growth
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Cargolux to take Boeing 747 freighter in two weeks
The delay was because of General Electric Co engines not meeting performance guarantees, said Qatar Airways CEO Akbar Al Baker at an unrelated event at Boeing's plant in Everett, Washington, north of Seattle, rather than any issue with Boeing.
Rite Aid Posts Slimmer 2Q Loss, Boosts View
Improving sales led the drugstore operator to a smaller quarterly loss and the company said it expects a narrower loss for the full year.
China base metals demand growing 10 percent more than GDP
By Susan Thomas and Christopher Jungstedt
New elongated Boeing 747 lands at Paris Air Show
LE BOURGET, France, June 19 (Reuters) - Boeing Co's 747-8 Intercontinental, the new elongated passenger version of its legendary jumbo jet, made its international debut on Sunday, under cloudy skies after a half-hour delay due to wind.
General Mills Hikes Quarterly Dividend by 9%
General Mills' board of directors declared a 9% annual dividend increase on Tuesday after the market closed.
Caterpillar Names Calhoun, Muilenburg to Board of Directors
Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE:CAT) announced today the election of David L. Calhoun and Dennis A. Muilenburg to its Board of Directors.
U.S. airlines prep plane orders; AMR said to be close
By Kyle Peterson
Alcoa Wins $1 Billion Deal With Airbus
Shares of Alcoa surged as the aluminum producer announced a multiyear contract valued at about $1 billion to supply Airbus's new, lighter alloys for commercial aircraft.
Intl Paper Offers $30.60/Share for Temple-Inland
International Paper said it offered to buy Temple-Inland for $30.60 a share in cash.
Graham Packing Receives $1.6B Buyout Offer
Graham Packing Company said it received an unsolicited proposal from a third party to to buy the plastic container supplier for roughly $1.64 billion in cash.
Owens-Illinois Sinks on Lowered 2Q Guidance
Shares of Owens-Illinois slumped after the company downgraded its second-quarter earnings view.
Economic factors seen crimping May retail sales
By Martinne Geller
Government Ruling Sends Education Stocks Jumping
Wall Street cheered a softer-than-expected ruling from the Department of Justice in favor of for-profit education stocks.
DryShips Gets Goldman Bump; Shares Climb 7%
Goldman upgraded DryShips to "buy" from "neutral" on the stock's more appealing valuation.
Gobbledygook stumps financial professionals too
By Mike Miller

