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Elan Corporation, plc and UCB Pharma, Inc., the US affiliate of a Belgium R&D-based international pharmaceutical and chemical
group, announced today that they have entered into an agreement to co-promote the new migraine drug FROVA in the United Stat

Tropical Sportswear Int'l Corporation announced it has completed the previously announced sale to Chico's FAS, Inc. of the former Duck Head Apparel Company LLC headquarters and distribution center located in Winder, Georgia for a selling price of

An executive of handheld computer maker Palm says Microsoft has attempted to block Palm's development by holding back access to development tools and that Palm would benefit from the remedies that nine states want to impose on Microsoft for antitrust

Federal safety officials are reviewing a request by some American Airlines pilots to ground the Airbus A300-600, one of which crashed in New York last year.

More than three years after the 1998 financial crisis, Russians again have money to spend and are looking abroad to spend it.

Michigan Attorney General Jennifer Granholm says that Michigan is taking the first step toward suing Atlanta-based Home Depot for failing to price all of the merchandise in its stores.

Customer satisfaction and quality have improved in the three months since Ford Motor Co. announced its restructuring plan, the head of its North American operations said Wednesday.

Top partners for Arthur Andersen LLP, desperate to keep the company from folding, pressed efforts Wednesday to find a new leader and negotiate the possible sale of Andersen's non-audit businesses.

Officials at First Union National Bank said they will appeal a jury award of $276 million - one of Maryland's biggest - to a businessman who claims the bank defrauded his software business.

The New Jersey state Casino Control Commission has voted unanimously to force casinos and their parent companies to sever ties with Andersen by May 15th.