Industrials

Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. is working on a repair for a small crude oil leak found in a buried section of the trans-Alaska pipeline, but for now an employee with a rag suffices.

The creator of the pink plastic lawn flamingo, the ultimate symbol of American lawn kitsch, has died.

U.S. government auditors are expanding their review of federal disaster aid mismanagement by the Chippewa Cree Tribe after finding fraud, waste and abuse in a project to demolish the Montana tribe's health clinic that was destroyed by flooding in 2010.

Cypress Semiconductor has fattened its takeover offer for the chipmaker Integrated Silicon Solution Inc., coming over the top of a bid from China's Uphill Investment Co.

Thirteen Eastern states are working to keep track of the often-unseen culverts that despite their invisibility are critical to wildlife habitat and minimizing flood damage.

Airbus Defense and Space will restart deliveries of Airbus A400M aircraft after Spanish authorities lifted flight restrictions they had ordered after one of the military planes crashed last month An Airbus statement Friday said new production A400Ms were now cleared for flight provided they undergo checks of their electronic units specified by the manufacturer after the May 9 crash near Seville in southern Spain.

Portugal's government says it is granting Spain's Grupo Avanza the concession to operate Lisbon's subway and bus companies, which are publicly owned.

The number is around 60, give or take, with a rumble that is part of the soundtrack to an already unique U.S. Open.

Her male colleagues jokingly call Ami Rasmussen a forewoman.

With its new nonstop flights between Tokyo and Houston, Japan's All Nippon Airways now serves 10 cities in North America, and the CEO says he is looking for more destinations in the U.S. heartland.

Kraft Foods posted a decline in fourth-quarter profit, but the company's adjusted earnings per share came in-line with expectations, as revenue topped the Street's view.

The beverage-bottler posted earnings-per-share that topped expectations, as revenue came in higher than expected.

Target and Caterpillar Inc. are the latest of several large companies to raise their dividends.

Earnings reports from a handful of bellwether companies and housing data highlight next week’s economic calendar.

For the current year, Honeywell reaffirmed its outlook for non-GAAP EPS of $2.98 on free cash flow from operations of $3.3 billion to $3.5 billion and sales of about $33 billion.

The billionaire investor will buy the power producer after it rejected a bid from private equity firm Blackstone Group.

General Electric placed a $500 million price tag on the second phase of its Hudson River PCB dredging project.

Nestle said it is buying a 51% stake in brands Dogan and Balaban Gida in an effort to expand its offering of snacks targeted at lower-income consumers.

Park Electrochemical said it accidentally sent shareholders last year's earnings report.