She could still be alive if American Airlines had made an emergency landing, lawsuit claims

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She could still be alive if American Airlines had made an emergency landing, lawsuit claims

About three hours into her April 2016 flight from Honolulu to Dallas-Fort Worth, Brittany Oswell, a 25-year-old nurse, fell ill. She became dizzy and disoriented, slurring her speech.
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Kim Pledges to Invite Media to Witness Nuclear Site Shutdown in May

North Korea leader Kim Jong Un has promised to close his main nuclear weapons test site in May and said he will invite South Korean and American media to witness the shutdown. Ahead of an historic meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump expected within the next three to four weeks, Kim told
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Judge Blocks Fuji-Xerox Deal Temporarily, Allows Director Battle To Proceed

Not a picture perfect way to end the week for Xerox. A New York Judge late Friday issued an order temporarily blocking Xerox Corp.
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Great Barrier Reef Gets $379 Million Boost After Coral Dies Off

The Great Barrier Reef is being given a A$500 million ($379 million) boost by Australia in the battle to save the world's largest living structure as it faces mounting challenges such as climate change, agricultural runoff and a coral-eating starfish. “Like reefs all over the world, the Great Barrier Reef is
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Tri-state business news in brief

RSM Ranks No. 5 on the “Accounting Today” Top 100 Firms list. The nation's leading provider of audit, tax and consulting services focused on the middle market was recently ranked the fifth-largest accounting, tax and consulting services firm in the U.S. for the 12th consecutive year by Accounting Today.
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