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By Mark Jaffe The Denver Post Project coordinator Tim Farmer walks past cooling towers for Comanche 3, which will add 750 megawatts of power. ( Andy Cross | The Denver Post ) PUEBLO — Welding torches and grinding wheels are... [read full story]
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Heard on the prairie: Managing expectations
More big companies are managing expectations to deliver positive results. After all, one way to paint a bad quarter better is to say you at least did better than expected. Since then companies have gotten better about matching...
550 to lose jobs as Valero Energy shuts Delaware refinery
Oil-refinery workers on the Delaware River yesterday received their second big blow in six weeks, when Valero Energy Corp. said it would close its operation in Delaware City, Del., casting 550 out of work. When workers heard...
GM creditors may recover some lost funds
Robert Snell / The Detroit News Unsecured creditors who lost billions when General Motors Corp. filed bankruptcy last summer could get a rare windfall Tuesday if a judge approves a nearly $1.9 million settlement. The settlement...
Odyssey Marine Exploration acquires stake in venture to pursue exploration of deep-ocean gold and...
TAMPA, Florida -- Odyssey Marine Exploration, Inc. (NasdaqCM: OMEX), a pioneer in the field of deep-ocean shipwreck exploration, has acquired a minority interest in SMM Project LLC, a company funded by a group of investors to...
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