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Union Rejects Sixth Refinery Offer From Shell; Talks Next Week

The United Steelworkers union (USW), which represents workers at 63 U.S. refineries, had recommended that locals reject the proposal.

Taiwan Plane Crash Survivor Says Seat Change Saved Life, Another Says Engine 'Did Not Feel Right'

Chen Ming-chung told his wife that he had an "uneasy feeling" before he boarded the plane and insisted on a seat change.

Verizon To Sell Wireline Operations, Towers Worth $15.6B

Frontier Communications will nearly double its size by buying Verizon's local wireline operations in California, Florida and Texas.

Pilot's Body Found Still Clutching Joystick Of Crashed Taiwan Plane: Media

The pilot of a doomed TransAsia plane, hailed as a hero for his actions in the moments before a crash that killed 21 people, was reportedly found holding the joystick in the cockpit.

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Oil Price Predictions Are Both Science And Art For Energy Analysts

Energy analysts say forecasts for oil prices are based on "imprecise" assumptions about global supply and demand.

Cancer Drugs May Be Delivered Directly To Tumors By Electrical Fields In Future Chemotherapy, New Study In Mice Shows

Researchers find they can use electrical fields to deliver chemotherapy drugs directly to cancerous tumors instead of pumping them through the bloodstream.

How To Measure The Long-Term Growth Potential Of A Startup

For starters, keep your company name short, and make sure to incorporate.

Sprint Corp. (S) Earnings: What's A Name Worth? $1.9B Less As Carrier Writes Down Brand Value

The carrier's fiscal third-quarter earnings statement is a report card on CEO Marcelo Claure's first six months on the job.

Coke Suspends #MakeItHappy Twitter Campaign After Retweeting Quotes From Hitler's 'Mein Kampf'

The #MakeItHappy campaign was designed to stop negativity on the Web, but it inadvertently retweeted lines from "Mein Kampf."

Pfizer To Acquire Hospira, Maker of Injectables and Biosimilars, For $17 Billion

It's the first major deal for the drug company since its failed attempt to acquire AstraZeneca last year.

After Disappearance Of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, China To Require Satellite Systems On Commercial Aircraft

To avoid a repeat of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, China says all airliners must have satellite communications by yearend.

AstraZeneca To buy Actavis Lung Drugs As Earnings Fall Short

AstraZeneca would buy Actavis' branded respiratory drug business in the U.S. and Canada for an initial $600 million.

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Alibaba's Ant Financial To Buy 25% Of India's One97

The stake is estimated to be worth more than $500 million and the deal could be a precursor to One97 listing on the stock exchange.

BT Seals EE Deal To Dominate British Telecoms Market

The deal will be funded by a one billion pound share issue and debt.

AirAsia Flight 8501: Suspected Human Remains, Debris, Found As Search Expands To North Java Sea

Fishermen found human bones about 500 miles from the search zone in Karimata Strait, where Flight 8501 crashed.

Transcript Of TransAsia Pilot's Conversation With ATC Before Crash Deemed Authentic By Authorities

The pilot of the plane, which crashed into a river on Wednesday, is being hailed by authorities, who say he averted a bigger disaster.

Tesco To Be Investigated By UK Watchdog Over Dealings With Suppliers

Tesco is also being investigated by U.K.'s Serious Fraud Office over allegations the retailer overstated its profits last year.

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TransAsia Crash Death Toll At 31, Pilots' Bodies Retrieved, Authorities Order Checks On ATR Planes

One of the plane's pilots reportedly relayed the message, “Mayday, mayday, engine flameout,” just minutes after takeoff.

Twin-Engine Cessna 441 Plane Crash In Denton County Kills Pilot, FAA Investigation Underway: Reports

A twin-engine Cessna 441 plane crashed Wednesday night while approaching Denton Municipal Airport, local media reported.

Twenty-First Century Fox Cuts 2016 Profit Forecast, Citing Strong Dollar, Online Compeition

Though the company posted strong figures for the last quarter, the strong dollar and declining ad revenue in its broadcast unit have hurt it.

Letter Of Dissent Reveals Growing Rift In SEC Over Enforcement Policy

A letter of dissent filed Wednesday reveals internal tensions within the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

Brazil's Petrobras Scandal Bodes Ill For Economic Development In 2015, Analysts Say

When the state oil company has problems, Brazil has problems.

Attention Shifts To Moody's After Standard & Poor's Pays $1.4 Billion To Settle Mortgage Crisis Misdeeds

After S&P pays a monumental $1.4 billion settlement, scrutiny falls on its biggest competitor.

Federal Energy Use Drops To Lowest Level On Record, Thanks To Major Energy-Efficiency Push

Federally run buildings and vehicles are becoming more efficient, thanks largely to a Bush-era energy policy.

One In Three People Would Rather Die A Little Early Than Take A Daily Pill For Heart Disease

A new study highlights the distaste that many people have for pills — a hard truth to swallow for drug manufacturers.

US Coal Power Ticks Up In 2014 As Natural Gas Prices Climb, Boosting America's Carbon Emissions

Cleaner energy sources are surging in the United States, but high-carbon coal power isn’t on the outs just yet.

Why Small, Rural Cable Companies Are Opposing Comcast's Proposed Takeover of Time Warner Cable

A trade group representing telecoms in rural areas said the Comcast-TWC merger will drive up content costs.

TransAsia Flight 235: Crash Is Airline’s Second Deadly Accident In Seven Months

“It’s too early to tell if the recent two TransAsia accidents have been unfortunate or if there’s an underlying safety threat.”

Petrobras Shares Rise After CEO's Resignation Announcement

The head of Brazil's scandal-ridden oil giant had offered her resignation several times. This week, President Dilma Rousseff finally accepted it.

Can France’s Business-Class-Only Airline La Compagnie Win Over Trans-Atlantic Fliers?

Analysts and frequent fliers are skeptical about La Compagnie, which aims to offer premium travel at affordable prices.

Alibaba Tests Drone Deliveries In China While Amazon Struggles With US Launch

Alibaba partnered with logistics firm YTO Express for its drone-delivery testing project.

TransAsia Crash Death Toll Rises To 23 As Search Continues, Black Box To Be Analyzed

At least 23 people have been declared dead in the TransAsia Flight GE 235 crash on Wednesday near Taipei, Taiwan.

Uber Hires Personnel Screening Firm To Vet Drivers In India

Rideshare app providers are growing rapidly in Asian markets, adding drivers, boosting business for background screening providers.

MH370: Cyclones Force Temporary Suspension Of Search, Video Shows Rough Seas In Search Zone

Authorities released a video showing rough weather in the search zone in the southern Indian Ocean.

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