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Blockbuster CP-KCS rail merger faces lengthy regulatory journey
Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd.’s agreement to buy Kansas City Southern faces a long journey to win regulatory approval from a powerful federal agency that has…
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Ground under proposed Oakland A’s ballpark site on Howard Terminal “liquified” in 1989 earthquake
Proposed Oakland A’s Howard Terminal ballpark and condo site hit by liquefaction event during 1989 earthquake. Report fails to mention event.
EU urges trading partners to impose CO2 price to avoid levy
The European Union called on its international partners to impose a price on pollution, a move that would help them avoid a new carbon import…
EU offering U.K. just a fraction of Astra’s Dutch vaccine output
The European Union is only prepared to let the U.K. take a small portion of AstraZeneca Plc’s output from the Netherlands as it battles to…
Rolls-Royce forced to drop Bergen Engines deal over Russia risk
Norway blocked the sale of Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc’s Bergen Engines arm in a setback for the U.K. firm’s restructuring plans after ruling that the deal…
Volvo slumps as chip shortage will idle truck plants
Volvo Group declined after the truckmaker said it’ll have to suspend production across its operations because of the shortage of semiconductors that’s disrupted the car…
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US speaks with EU, U.K. about resolving Airbus-Boeing dispute
President Joe Biden’s trade representative held her first meetings with counterparts from the European Union and U.K. on Monday, with all sides expressing desire to…
NYC copter crash exposes deadly loophole for aerial sightseeing
The five people who signed up for a helicopter sightseeing flight above New York City three years ago might have expected that aviation regulators were…
Taiwan grounds fighter jets after fatal mid-air collision
Taiwan has grounded all military airplanes for training and drills after a pilot was killed and another is still missing following a mid-air collision of…
Johnson wins U.K. vote on genocide rulings after China sanctions
Boris Johnson narrowly defeated a rebellion from members of his Conservative Party pressing for U.K. courts to rule on cases of genocide, a move they…