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TransCanada Corp. faces court arguments from Texas landowners that its plans for the Keystone XL pipeline to transport Canadian tar-sands oil to coastal refineries don’t give it the right to condemn their property.
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When a power company tried to run cables over land owned by Larry Salois’s mother near Cut Bank, Montana, the native American fought the $400 million project.
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A Texas judge declined to hear testimony in a landowner’s bid to stop construction of part of TransCanada Corp.’s Keystone XL pipeline because the property owner didn’t correctly file legal papers.
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TransCanada Corp. won a bid to lift a temporary court order blocking construction of part of its Keystone XL pipeline in the eastern part of the state.
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TransCanada Corp. must temporarily stop work on part of its Keystone XL pipeline while a Texas judge evaluates a landowner’s challenge that the line was permitted to carry only crude oil, not bitumen obtained from Canadian tar sands.
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TransCanada Corp. won temporary dismissal of a landowner’s bid to take back an easement that lets the Keystone XL Canadian tar-sands pipeline cross his farm after a judge in Texas said he had no authority to hear the dispute.
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TransCanada Corp. asked a Texas judge to dismiss a landowner’s bid to take back an easement that lets the Keystone XL Canadian tar-sands pipeline cross his farm.
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FuelCell Energy Inc. may be the first company to turn a profit producing systems that generate power chemically from natural gas, as the fuel’s historic price plunge drives sales.
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Why do obese people get cancer more often? How can some turtles live more than a century without ever developing tumors while mice can develop them in a year? Could treatments that hold tumor cells in check without destroying them keep people alive longer?
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FuelCell Energy Inc., a U.S. manufacturer of fuel-cell power plants, jumped the most in more than eight months after announcing its biggest order to date.
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