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Lockheed Martin and striking union members have agreed to meet again after talks failed earlier this month.

A stockholder of R.M.S. Titanic Incorporated is suing the Atlanta salvage company, contending its leaders enriched themselves at shareholders' expense through fraud and asking a court to remove them.

Employees of Warren Featherbone and its affiliate Alexis PlaySafe had plenty to celebrate Wednesday.

Stronger-than-expected microprocessor sales outpaced disappointing revenues from communications chips as Intel Corp. posted first-quarter earnings that met Wall Street expectations.

Chateau Elan Winery & Resort added two more prestigious honors for excellence to its already portfolio of awards.

Cable operator Adelphia Communications says it has been informed by the Securities and Exchange Commission that a formal probe has been opened into its accounting.

The United States' trade deficit widened to $31.5 billion in February as Americans' appetite for foreign-made cars, TVs and other goods increased, reflecting the budding economic recovery in this country.

Enron Corp. will dole out $140 million to 1,700 employees working for the bankrupt company in a move to dissuade them from bolting and taking jobs with competitors.

An influential lawyer who participated in Mississippi's final discussions with Hyundai Motor Co. in South Korea says it appeared the automaker had ruled out the state before the meeting even started.

Technology giant IBM Corp. and Japanese electronics maker Hitachi Ltd. have decided to combine their hard disk businesses into a single company.