Surveyors hired by the city found human remains at a Queens site where thousands of units of housing are planned. Police confirmed that they received a call reporting possible “human skeletal remains” ...

Report details systematic destruction of Rohingya villages Myanmar military denies genocide in Rakhine operation Private firms aided military in bulldozing villages, report says IIMM faces funding ...

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Successful business people giving each other a high five in a meeting. Two young business professionals celebrating teamwork in an office. Organizations often face the challenge of creating a truly ...

STRATFORD, Conn — Stratford-based Sikorsky has received a $10.855 billion contract from the U.S. Navy to build up to nearly 100 helicopters for the U.S. Marine Corps. The contract tasks Sikorsky, a ...

A decades-long battle to stop a housing development from being built in one of Essex County’s last untouched forests is back in court again. Several West Orange residents and community activists are ...

TULSA, Okla. — Construction on a new building is underway at 18th Street and Boston, the site of the former BurnCo Barbeque restaurant after that building caught fire three years ago. Last night there ...

Gov. Andy Beshear highlighted progress within the state’s speed-to-market and site development efforts as he announced two new Build-Ready sites in Pulaski County, positioning the community and ...

SPS Technology, owner of the century-old aerospace fasteners factory in Abington that lit the sky for miles when it burned in February, plans a smaller, more automated production center at the ...

SAN JOSE — Dutch Bros Coffee is eyeing an empty restaurant site at 2624 South Bascom Ave. for its first San Jose store, according to a proposal the company submitted to the city. Just to the south, ...

WASHINGTON — The process was methodical and full of grime. A low-clearance drill rig inched forward under National Geographic’s headquarters in downtown Washington, D.C, boring 70 feet to 90 feet into ...