As the National Transportation Safety Board begins its investigation into a Delta jetliner that slid off a runway while landing during a snowstorm at LaGuardia Airport, there is no shortage of questions to pursue:
Strategy shift for Wisconsin unions after right-to-work vote
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, a likely presidential candidate who built his reputation on limiting the power of public-sector unions four years ago, plans to quickly sign a right-to-work bill after the Assembly passed it Friday at the end of an all-night session.
Jury resumes deliberations in 'Blurred Lines' copyright case
A jury has resumed deliberations in a copyright infringement case in which Marvin Gaye's family claims the 2013 hit "Blurred Lines" copied their father's music.
Turkey farms boost precautions after deadly flu strain found
Kia Farhang, Associated Press |
posted 12 minutes ago
Minnesota turkey farmers are increasing precautionary measures after a highly pathogenic strain of avian influenza wiped out a flock of 15,000 birds in about a week.
Daimler to build South Carolina plant, creating 1,300 jobs
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Investigator takes stand in Silicon Valley gender bias suit
Sudhin Thanawala, Associated Press |
posted 42 minutes ago
An investigator hired by a prominent Silicon Valley venture capital firm to look into a complaint of gender discrimination has taken the stand for a second day in a lawsuit filed by a former female employee at the firm.
In Allentown, Wolf touts budget plan for education funding
The Associated Press |
posted 42 minutes ago
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf is pressing for support for his state budget proposal, saying people across the state have asked him for property tax relief.
Mexico's central bank auctions off $200M amid peso's slide
The Associated Press |
posted 49 minutes ago
Mexico's central bank has auctioned off $200 million to shore up the peso as it nears a six-year low against the U.S. dollar.
BP ends attempt to oust oil spill claims administrator
Kevin McGill, Associated Press |
posted Mar 6th - 12:01pm
BP has ended its effort to have courts remove the administrator of claims arising from the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
Solid US jobs report: 295K positions added; rate at 5.5 pct.
A burst of hiring in February underscored the resilience and confidence of U.S. businesses, which are adding workers at the fastest pace in 17 years. Yet the strong job gains did little to raise wages last month.
US approves first lower-cost biotech drug
Matthew Perrone and Linda A. Johnson, Associated Press |
posted Mar 6th - 11:51am
Government health officials on Friday approved the first lower-cost copy of a biotech drug in the U.S., a long-awaited milestone that could save billions for insurers, doctors and patients.
FDA approves first lower-cost biotech drug
Matthew Perrone and Linda A. Johnson, Associated Press |
posted Mar 6th - 11:41am
Federal health officials on Friday approved the first lower-cost copy of a biotech drug in the U.S., a long-awaited milestone that could save billions for insurers, doctors and patients.
Peter Max still living the colorful pop-art vibe he created
John Rogers, Associated Press |
posted Mar 6th - 11:41am
If you haven't seen one of Peter Max's paintings or drawings today, chances are you haven't opened your eyes yet.
Apple boots AT&T from Dow Jones industrial average
In the Dow's elite club, Apple is in and AT&T is out.
France urges Luxembourg to bring tax laws into line with EU
The Associated Press |
posted Mar 6th - 11:11am
France is urging Luxembourg to bring its tax laws into line with European Union standards in the wake of revelations about sweet tax deals for big companies.
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