A federal agency says molten aluminum hitting water is the apparent cause of explosions that injured more than 30 employees at a southeast Missouri aluminum plant.
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Rail workers union demands more from NJ transit
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The union representing New Jersey Transit’s rail workers calls the agency’s latest contract offer “utterly unacceptable.” NJ Transit has offered unionized rail workers a 10-percent pay increase over 7.5 years.
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Chicago firm to build clean-energy facility in Rhode Island
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A Chicago-based company that plans to build a natural-gas-fueled energy facility in Rhode Island said Tuesday that the project will reduce harmful emissions, cut energy costs and create more than 300 jobs.
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Obama calls for more female and minority entrepreneurs
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President Barack Obama says underrepresentation of women and minorities among the nation’s startups is hurting business.
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Travelers CEO to step down in December, cites health issues
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Netflix to give workers with babies a year of paid leave
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Netflix is letting new parents on its payroll to take up to a year’s paid leave in a move that could pressure other technology employers to improve their baby benefits as they vie for talent.
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Q&A: A look Obama's climate change plan and impact on states
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President Barack Obama unveiled the final regulations in his plan that will cut carbon dioxide emissions nationwide 32 percent by 2030.