Boeing mulling new supplier system in case of natural disaster
TOKYO (Reuters) - Boeing said on Monday it is considering building a new supplier system to minimize the impact of natural disasters on its operations, after a massive earthquake in Japan hurt production of the aerospace and defense firm's long-delayed 787 Dreamliner aircraft.
As copper soars, thieves extract a price
By Paula Rogo
EasyJet founder wants investor vote on Airbus deal
By Rhys Jones
As GE's sales leave U.S., big manufacturing stays
By Scott Malone
Icahn Raises Clorox Offer to $80 a Share
Billionaire investor Carl Icahn raised his offer for the household products maker to $80 a share from $76.50 after the company rejected his previous offer.
Textron Flies Higher After Topping Estimates
Textron beat the Street with its second-quarter profits and reaffirmed its full-year guidance.
Ecolab Scoops Up Nalco for $5.4 Billion
Nalco Holding reached a $5.4 billion deal to be acquired by Ecolab.
Berkshire's Munger stands behind BYD investment
By Mary Slosson
GE moving top X-ray executives to China
The move reflects GE's overall drive to shift more of its top executives -- including Vice Chairman John Rice, who this year relocated to Hong Kong -- closer to fast-growing Asian markets.
Caterpillar's 2Q Profit Jumps 44%, But Misses Expectations
The machinery maker reported a higher profit but missed the Street's estimates and raised its full-year earnings outlook.
Alcoa 2Q Net Misses Views, Sales Better Than Expected
Alcoa kicked off the earnings season with mixed second-quarter numbers.
Bombardier to cut 1,400 jobs in UK
By Paul Sandle
3M Slips as 2Q Earnings Fail to Impress
3M's second-quarter earnings rose 3.5% as the diversified manufacturer reported sales growth at most of its businesses.
Citi bankers "shocked" at Sokol Lubrizol shares: report
CHICAGO (Reuters) - Bankers at Citigroup were unaware when discussing the possible sale of chemical company Lubrizol Corp with the man tipped to succeed Warren Buffett that he had any intention to buy shares himself, the Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday.
Amgen to outline strategy at investor meeting
By Deena Beasley
J&J 1Q Tops Estimates Despite Recalls
Overcoming charges related to recalls, Johnson & Johnson reported a better-than-expected 23% decline in first-quarter profits and upgraded its full-year guidance.
Schneider held early merger talks with Tyco: source
By Soyoung Kim and Nick Zieminski
J&J to Pay $70 Million to Settle Bribery Charges
The SEC said Johnson & Johnson has agreed to pay $70 million to settle charges that it paid bribes to win business overseas.
Al Lewis: It's Always a Great Day to Open a Starbucks
Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz managed to pull off a turnaround amid one of the worst economic downturns in U.S. history.
Al Lewis: 'Death-Care' Entrepreneur Provides Liquidation
There are nearly 7 billion humans, and more than 60 million will die each year. To Ed Gazvoda this represents an unprecedented load of hazardous waste.



