Industrials

Panel to take closely watched vote on pipeline station

A normally low profile citizen panel that votes on air pollution permits is set to take a closely watched vote Monday on whether Virginia's most powerful corporation can build a natural gas compressor station in a historical African-American community.

China launches pioneering mission to far side of moon

China is preparing to launch a ground-breaking mission to soft-land a spacecraft on the largely unexplored far side of the moon, demonstrating its growing ambitions as a space power to rival Russia, the European Union and U.S. With its Chang'e 4 mission, China hopes to be the first country to ever successfully undertake such a landing.

Judge: Pipeline owners trespassed, but work can continue

A Louisiana judge says a company building an oil pipeline through south Louisiana trespassed on the land of three people challenging the construction — but he allowed the work to continue and awarded each of the three $150 in compensation and damages.

Boeing, Citi fall; Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Okta rise

Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Thursday: Boeing Co., down $10.60 to $331.90 Exporters' stocks fell as the arrest of a senior Chinese technology executive threatened to worsen U.S.-China trade tensions.

Dubai's DP World acquires Danish Unifeeder for $748 million

Global port operator DP World says it has acquired Danish logistics firm Unifeeder for $748 million, about 660 million euros, helping the Dubai-owned company expand its foothold through the largest feeder and shortsea network in Europe.

Michigan Senate OKs bill to enable Great Lakes pipeline deal

The Michigan Senate voted Wednesday to facilitate a deal to replace a contentious 65-year-old oil pipeline in the Great Lakes, approving legislation to empower a new authority to oversee the construction and operation of a utility tunnel that would encase the new pipeline.

Trump task force recommends ways to boost Postal Service

A task force created by President Donald Trump to evaluate ways to stem billions of dollars in losses at the U.S. Postal Service is suggesting a range of options, including proposals that could significantly boost the cost of sending non-essential mail.