The loss of two Navy training jets and seven crew members last week in the Gulf of Mexico may never be explained, a fellow aviator said Wednesday at a pair of memorial services.
BellSouth Corp.'s plan to begin selling long-distance telephone service in Louisiana next week likely will increase competition not only for interstate calls, but for local telephone service, the company said Thursday.
Mississippi Gov. Ronnie Musgrove said Wednesday he has won expanded investment deals from Japanese companies providing parts and services to Nissan's auto assembly plant in his home state.
Kmart Corp. reported a nearly tenfold increase in losses for fiscal year 2001 over the previous year, posting a loss of $2.42 billion, or $4.89 per share.
A Kentucky doctor said he expected to have made a woman pregnant with a cloned embryo by the end of the year as House members sought to nudge the Senate toward action on a cloning ban.
At its peak, Napster boasted some 60 million users and seemed at once to symbolize both the excitement of the digital revolution and the worst nightmares of the established recording industry.
