Former workers say USDA ignored complaints about egg plant
Two former employees of an Iowa egg company said U.S. Department of Agriculture employees working full-time there ignored their complaints about conditions at one company site.
Ex-UW researcher gets probation in misconduct case
A judge has sentenced a former University of Wisconsin-Madison genetics researcher to two years of probation for submitting false data to federal reviewers.
NH jury deliberates federal drug liability case
A New Hampshire woman is seeking more than $24 million in damages from the maker of a prescription drug she took to ease shoulder pain, but suffered a reaction so severe that she is now blind and scarred by internal and external burns.
Bright future ... - Job growth on horizon
Although the state appears to still be mired in a recession, Idaho's job growth is forecast to beat national averages by 2018.
Click to read:Egg "Whistleblowers": Red Flags Went Unheeded
On "The Early Show on Saturday Morning" on Sept. 4, 2010, egg farmers Robert and Deanna Arnold told of their experience while working at Wright County Egg, where their concerns about health conditions at the egg producer were ignored.
Obama pushes legislation to help small businesses
US President Obama slammed Republicans in the Senate for blocking passage of his aid legislation for small businesses as new data from the Department of Labor showed an increase in the US unemployment rate.
OEPA orders Wadsworth to reduce discharge
The Ohio EPA is requiring Wadsworth to reduce phosphorus discharge from its wastewater treatment plant, which could cost the city $250,000 to $450,000. Citing concerns that drainage could harm water quality, the mandate came Aug.
Chesapeake Bay Commission To Discuss State Plans in Lancaster, PA
ANNAPOLIS, Md. - The Chesapeake Bay Commission meets next week to hear from state officials on their bay restoration plans.
Water tax not dead yet: City faced with $1M-plus in required spending
Disqus September 3, 2010 Water tax not dead yet: City faced with $1M-plus in required spending Federal mandates that order the city to spend well over $1 million - but don't come with any money to help pay the bills - eventually could fall on the backs of Haverhill taxpayers.
Billerica-based Bruker unit files for $100M IPO
Billerica energy technology company has filed plans for an initial public offering of its stock worth up to $100 million.
Immunovaccine Prices Prospectus Offering
Immunovaccine Inc. announced that it has agreed with a syndicate of agents led by Paradigm Capital Inc., and including Dundee Securities Corporation on the pricing of the public offering of equity units of the Company, which was previously announced by the preliminary short form prospectus dated August 11, 2010.
Sata warns against clinching deals through State House
PF leader Michael Sata yesterday warned foreign investors against cracking deals through State House because President Rupiah Banda will not be in office forever.
