Morris Township News
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Honeywell International Inc. has won about $6 billion of orders from undisclosed planemakers to supply the same engine that powers the Gulfstream G280 and Challenger 300 business aircraft.
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Central banks’ efforts to bolster their economies by printing money will eventually lose momentum, putting more onus on governments to improve financial health, Honeywell International Inc. Chief Executive Officer Dave Cote said.
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China Construction America Inc., a unit of a Beijing-based developer, bought a suburban New Jersey office building for $71 million as it expands in U.S. real estate investment and development.
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Honeywell International Inc. rose the most in nine months after predicting second-quarter earnings will increase more than analysts estimated, as demand for energy services surges.
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The euro will weaken against the dollar in the long term once the U.S. recovery strengthens enough for the Federal Reserve to stop pumping money into the economy, Honeywell International Inc. predicted.
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Honeywell International Inc., the maker of products including thermostats and flight controls, was sued by an investor who claims some officers and directors wasted corporate assets by awarding excessive stock options in violation of company policy.
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Honeywell International Inc., the maker of products from thermostats to flight controls, agreed to buy a 40-acre campus in Morris Plains, New Jersey, to use as its new headquarters, scuttling plans to redevelop its current home.
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Honeywell International Inc., whose product line includes flight controls and thermostats, agreed to wastewater-treatment plant and energy-efficiency upgrades for the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority.
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The skyline of the city of Herat, in the westernmost corner of Afghanistan, is dominated by the Qala Ikhtyaruddin, a 700-year-old stone citadel. On a chilly December afternoon, as the sun begins to dip, the citadel’s grounds are largely unoccupied. The general public isn’t allowed in until renovations to the time-ravaged site are finished. Paid for in part by a $725,000 grant from the U.S. government, the project is scheduled to be completed at the end of 2011.
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Honeywell International Inc. posted higher fourth-quarter sales than analysts estimated after acquiring a natural-gas processing company and increasing revenue from automation and control products.
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