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Studying the potential health hazards of nanotechnology will require an additional $24 million a year to close the knowledge gap... Read More

Union Pacific says its workers reported so few injuries last year that 2011 was the railroad’s safest year ever. The... Read More

A Republican-led House committee is challenging the Obama administration’s investigation into Chevy Volt batteries that caught fire last year. A... Read More

General Motors’ chief executive plans to tell lawmakers that he believes politics motivated a U.S. government investigation of battery fires... Read More

Crop insurers paid out a record $9.1 billion in indemnities on 2011 U.S. crops, and the total could top $10... Read More

Job discrimination complaints in the United States rose to an all-time high last year, led by an increase in bias... Read More

Ohio-based Progressive Insurance Company is set to hire more than 1100 employees at five locations throughout the United States. Helping... Read More

Popping up in metro areas across the country, popular food trucks have triggered festivals, a reality show, even lawsuits. Food... Read More

Former Red Sox catcher Doug Mirabelli has earned another victory, this time off the field. An arbitration panel ruled on... Read More

Polygon, a property damage and document remediation services company, has been awarded a blanket purchase agreement (BPA) to provide disaster... Read More