What’s Behind Train Derailments and Are They Happening More Often?
Recent train derailments, including one in a small Ohio town, have prompted officials to examine what is causing the accidents...
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NTSB to Probe Norfolk Southern Safety Culture After Derailments, Accidents
BusinessRailroad CEO slated to testify before Senate panel Thursday about Ohio derailment Source link
Norfolk Southern’s Second Ohio Derailment Is Investigated
No hazardous materials were aboard a train that derailed near Springfield on Saturday. Source link
Train-Car Wheel Bearing Overheated Before Ohio Train Derailment, NTSB Finds
U.S.Agency continues its investigation after accident involving Norfolk Southern train in East Palestine Source link
Russian Strikes Sap Ukraine Mobile Network of Vital Power
Listen to article(2 minutes)Russia’s attacks on Ukraine’s electrical grid are straining the war-torn country’s mobile-telephone network, leading to a global...
Air Travel Stabilizes Though Winter Storm Cancellations Persist
The Buffalo Niagara airport said it would remain closed until Tuesday, and the FAA said Sunday wind and snow could...
Lawmakers Include Boeing 737 MAX Waiver in Spending Bill
The plane maker would get a reprieve from a regulatory deadline related to safety features on two new 737 MAX...
More Venezuelan Oil Unlikely to Reach Markets Soon Despite New Chevron License
BusinessBefore pumping crude in Venezuela, Chevron must collect debt, repair equipment and bolster its workforce while facing outages and security...
Puerto Rico’s Power Failures Worsen After Private Takeover
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Earthquake in Top Texas Oil Region Spurs Calls for New Fracking Rules
A powerful earthquake in West Texas is drawing fresh scrutiny to frackers’ water-management operations in the nation’s hottest petroleum-producing region.A...
Qatar Airways Says Airbus Exerted Influence Over Regulator in Paint Dispute
The airline made the accusation to a London court as part of a case in which it claims that surface-paint...
Hurricane Ian Is Latest Blow to Florida’s Struggling Home Insurers
Hurricane Ian will be a serious test of Florida’s unusual home-insurance market, where dozens of small to midsize carriers and...
Ford Seeks New Trial After $1.7 Billion Jury Verdict in Truck Rollover Lawsuit
In new court filings Monday, Ford said it was unfairly precluded from providing evidence that would have demonstrated the truck...
Droughts Hurt World’s Largest Economies
Severe droughts across the Northern Hemisphere—stretching from the farms of California to waterways in Europe and China—are further snarling supply...
Ford Faces $1.7 Billion Verdict in Fatal Rollover of F-250 Pickup
Ford Motor Co. F -1.67% is facing a potential $1.7 billion in punitive damages after a Georgia jury reached a...
Heat in Europe Is Driving Up Olive Oil Prices
Soaring temperatures in Spain this summer are expected to hit the country’s olive oil production, pushing up prices and threatening...
Winemakers in Southern Europe Grapple With Extreme Weather
Lucio Salamini has witnessed the weather patterns around his family’s vineyard in northern Italy change dramatically over the past 30...
Russia, Ukraine Clear Way for Grain Exports to Resume Amid Fears of Global Food Crisis
ISTANBUL—Russia and Ukraine agreed Friday to resume exports of millions of tons of Ukrainian grain via the Black Sea for...
Baby-Formula Production Has Restarted at Abbott’s Michigan Plant
Abbott Laboratories ABT -0.21% has reopened its biggest factory after a shutdown last month that dealt another blow to efforts...
Rogers Network Outage Disrupts Canada Internet Access and Bank Transactions
One of Canada’s largest telecommunications companies, Rogers Communications Inc., RCI -1.02% reported Friday outages across its nationwide network, affecting millions...
