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When a Tech Giant Goes To Court

HP and successor HPE have spent almost a decade trying to recoup $5 billion from entrepreneur Mike Lynch over a bad takeover

Trump's Market Cheerleader

Larry Kudlow’s upbeat economic message isn’t soothing investors unnerved by the coronavirus

The Posh School's Burden

Boarding schools that once trained young men to run the British Empire are opening campuses for elites in countries with reputations for corruption and long colonial pasts. It could get awkward

The End of the Jaffa Orange

The decline of the much-loved fruit highlights the travails of farmers in a changing Israel

Should You Buy the Dip?

It’s a good instinct not to get carried away with the emotion of a falling market, but that doesn’t mean you should get aggressive instead

Joe Biden's Very Good Night

The candidate’s comeback defied expectations. But he still has a long way to go

How the Virus Finally Killed a High Roller

HNA was once a symbol of an ascendant China. Then debt—and coronavirus—did it in

Barnes & Noble, the Next Chapter

Elliott’s plan for Barnes & Noble is to have it act more like an indie bookseller: Less clutter, more cachet

A Stealth Attack On Abortion Rights

The Supreme Court hears a case that could prevent providers from suing to block restrictive laws

NTSB: Coast Guard failed to adopt key safety rules for duck boats

Current and former National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) officials say that implementing past safety recommendations for duck boats could have prevented the Stretch Duck 7 tragedy in 2018 that claimed the lives of 17 people.

Damen newcomer at Ontario port has line on versatility

Capt. Joe Farish eased the tugboat Sheri Lynn S. off the Picton Terminals dock before 0730. It had snowed overnight, and the channel in from Lake Ontario was smooth on the calm, overcast December morning.

OSHA orders Bouchard to compensate fired whistleblower

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has ordered Bouchard Transportation Co. to compensate a barge worker who the agency said was illegally fired after reporting safety concerns to the Coast Guard.

Villas at Ho'olei, Grand Wailea, Wailea, HI

Villas at Ho'olei, Grand Wailea, Wailea, HI

Designs for life

The Czech Republic has a rich design heritage, and today’s generation is doing it proud

NTSB cites ineffective bridge communication in NY pier strike

Ineffective communication between the docking pilot and the master of a Carnival cruise ship was the primary cause of a 2018 pier strike in New York that caused $2.5 million in damage, according to federal investigators.

Toronto

Everything old is new again in Canada’s largest city – except the black squirrels, which are eternal

Army Corps workhorse locked and loaded for Three Rivers

In late September, with the main chamber closed for repairs, there were 17 tows waiting to lock on the Ohio River at the Willow Island Locks and Dam in Newport, Ohio. Capt. Dale Hohman, at the helm of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers towboat Evanick, performed a nifty maneuver on the upstream guide wall in the auxiliary chamber to get the traffic moving again.

Secret Sauce

Airlines competing for the passenger palate are launching culinary options to new heights

par excellence

Luxury and warmth combine at this country manor with a Ryder Cup-worthy golf course and Michelin-starred dining

Grand Fiesta Americana, Puerto Vallarta

Grand Fiesta Americana, Puerto Vallarta

We Are The Champions

From Barbecue competition conquerors to Food Network prizewinners, these oklahomans are setting high standards for the state’s Food and Beverage Industries, propelling our palates onward into a new decade of gastronomic indulgence.

Casualties - Three Die After Tanker, Fishing Boat Collide In Fog Near Galveston

One fisherman died and two are missing and presumed dead after a chemical tanker and fishing boat collided near Galveston, Texas, in heavy fog.

As Industry Needs Grow, Maritime Schools Face Potential Instructor Gap

The increasingly sophisticated and regulated maritime world needs professionals with stronger skill sets than in the past. But accumulating those skills through dedicated and accredited programs may start to get more difficult.

Towing - Moran Tugs Power Up To Meet New Demands In Port Of Charleston

James A. Moran idled alongside an empty bulk carrier moored in South Carolina’s Cooper River as an aluminum skiff zipped back and forth, releasing the ship’s mooring lines.

Slice Of Sydney

As the smoke clears, the draw of Australia’s largest city for both business and leisure comes into focus

SUNNIER SKIES for CITRUS

Latest Forecast Gives a More Optimistic Outlook for Grapefruit

SIGNS of the SEASON

Florida Is the Second-Highest Strawberry-Producing State

Sweet Pursuit

THE STATE OF THE 2020 STRAWBERRY EASON AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR FLORIDA GROWERS

Helping Hooves

Heartland Horses Equine Activities & Learning Helps Empower Those With Mental, Physical Disabilities

EVENT Highlight

From Food to Fun, Strawberry Festival Has Your Jam