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  • Delta Airlines wants to stop Ex-Im bank help on big jets Wednesday, 22 May 2013 | 12:46 PM ET

    May 22- Delta Air Lines wants the U.S. Export-Import Bank to stop helping state-owned foreign airlines buy wide-body jets from Boeing Co, and would be willing to forgo such support for its own purchases of smaller jets if all such subsidies were eliminated, the chief executive said on Wednesday.

  • Foster Farms recalls grilled chicken breast strips Wednesday, 22 May 2013 | 12:12 PM ET

    SAN FRANCISCO-- California- based chicken producer Foster Farms is recalling about 6,165 pounds of its ready-to-eat grilled chicken breast strips because the strips contain wheat and soy _ known allergens _ which are not listed on the labels of its packages, federal agriculture officials said.

  • States Bring Renewed Swagger to Top States 2013 Wednesday, 22 May 2013 | 7:46 AM ET

    CNBC has been ranking all 50 states for competitiveness since 2007. This year's report comes as states continue to get back in fighting shape—fighting for jobs, that is.

  • Categories and Criteria Wednesday, 22 May 2013 | 12:00 AM ET

    We score all the states on 55 measures of competitiveness and 10 categories, from the cost of doing business to technology and innovation.

  • LOS ANGELES, May 20- In October 2004, then California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger rolled up to a pioneering fueling station at Los Angeles International Airport in a hydrogen-powered metallic blue Hummer loaned to him by General Motors Corp..

  • COLUMN-Busting the carbon budget: Kemp Friday, 17 May 2013 | 9:30 AM ET

    LONDON, May 17- Budgets are made to be broken- especially when they are written by politicians. The shares of petroleum and mining companies listed on New York, London and other stock exchanges value them as if all these resources will be extracted and burned.

  • Senate group OKs Medicaid for Micronesian migrants Wednesday, 15 May 2013 | 11:21 AM ET

    HONOLULU-- The latest version of the U.S. Senate immigration reform bill restores Medicaid eligibility to migrants from three Pacific island nations in Micronesia. In exchange, the U.S. military controls extensive strategic land and water in the Pacific Ocean between Hawaii and China.

  • Honolulu mayor reveals plan to reduce homelessness Friday, 10 May 2013 | 11:32 AM ET

    HONOLULU-- Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell announced a pilot project Thursday to address homelessness by providing housing for people within their own neighborhoods. Other states that have invested in the strategy include Oregon and Kansas.

  • According to filings late Wednesday in Manhattan bankruptcy court, MSR Hotels& Resorts Inc. sought Chapter 11 protection from creditors to sell its remaining assets and wind down.

  • LA Edges Out Honolulu for Most Horrific Traffic Tuesday, 7 May 2013 | 5:39 PM ET

    After being replaced by Honolulu for a year, Los Angeles took back the title of most congested metro area.

  • Web Gambling Rolls Dice, Opens Pandora's Box Friday, 3 May 2013 | 10:41 AM ET

    The federal government's recent position that states are free to offer Internet gambling may lead states to turn to the Web as a new source of tax revenue.

  • SEOUL/ WASHINGTON, May 2- North Korea sentenced an American citizen to 15 years of hard labor on Thursday for what it said were crimes against the state, prompting the United States to call for his immediate release to keep him from becoming a bargaining chip between the two countries.

  • SEOUL/ WASHINGTON, May 2- North Korea sentenced an American citizen to 15 years of hard labor on Thursday for crimes against the state, prompting a U.S. call for his amnesty in hopes of avoiding him becoming a bargaining chip between the two countries.

  • NEW YORK, May 2- Nearly three-quarters of Americans are planning to take a summer break and many will be heading to the beach, which is the most popular vacation getaway, according to a report released on Thursday by online travel company Orbitz.

  • COLUMN-Jones Act is set to stay: Kemp Thursday, 2 May 2013 | 9:43 AM ET

    The law generally requires that the maritime transport of cargo between points in the United States be carried by U.S.-flagged vessels that are at least 75 percent owned and crewed by U.S. citizens, with U.S. officers and built in U.S. shipyards.

  • A group of 10 lawyers and academics with experience in prior liability cases met in Indianapolis in mid-April to discuss whether a lawsuit claiming online gaming further promotes gambling addiction has a shot at winning.

  • NEW YORK, April 30- Gross natural gas production in the lower 48 U.S. states in February climbed 1.3 percent from upwardly revised January output, the first monthly gain in three months, data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration showed on Tuesday. Lower 48 refers to gas production in the United States excluding Alaska and Hawaii.

  • NextEra to sell its oil-fired power plants in Maine Tuesday, 30 Apr 2013 | 12:57 AM ET

    The company decided to sell the plants to reduce its exposure to merchant pricing and recognized a charge of roughly $41 million, NextEra said in its first quarter earnings release. Last month, NextEra sold 351 MW of hydropower assets in Maine and New Hampshire to a unit of Brookfield Renewable Energy Partners LP.

  • NextEra to sell its oil-fired power plants in Maine Tuesday, 30 Apr 2013 | 12:57 AM ET

    The company decided to sell the plants to reduce its exposure to merchant pricing and recognized a charge of roughly $41 million, NextEra said in its first quarter earnings release. Last month, NextEra sold 351 MW of hydropower assets in Maine and New Hampshire to a unit of Brookfield Renewable Energy Partners LP.

  • President Barack Obama poked fun at the media, his critics and himself on Saturday at the annual White House Correspondents' Association dinner, a star-filled event where journalists and celebrities mixed with the Washington elite.