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By the standards of commercial airplanes, the Boeing 787 was supposed to be a modern marvel.
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U.S. nuclear regulators are demanding more details from power companies on plans to cope with the potential effect of natural disasters or terrorist attacks on commercial reactors.
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If you think any chubby guy with a beard who looks good in red can be a mall Santa Claus, Susen Mesco will soon set you straight.
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The vast majority of hydraulic fracturing sites in the U.S. are powered by emissions-spewing, noisy diesel engines.
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Macquarie Group Ltd., Australia’s biggest investment bank, is vying with at least three companies to buy asset-management divisions from Deutsche Bank AG, said two people with knowledge of the matter.
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National Australia Bank Ltd. is sitting at the top of the Australian loan arranger rankings for the first time since 2001, with the market poised to expand as companies refinance debt and borrow to fund expansion.
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Bendigo & Adelaide Bank Ltd. , an Australian regional lender, said first-half profit jumped 67 percent as interest income increased.
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Macquarie Group Ltd. , Australia’s biggest investment bank, said its three largest units are set to report lower earnings as markets falter and deals dwindle.
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Thirty-one years ago, a young man with no college degree and the restless mind of a tinkerer started an unusual meat-processing company. Eldon Roth’s Beef Products Inc. bought tons of fatty scraps left over after cattle were carved into steaks and roasts.
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A kindergarten opened on June 1 in Minh Phuong, a village about 50 miles from Hanoi. It looks like many schools in developing countries: cinder block walls painted mustard and tile floors.
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