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01.17.2008 11:14 am

AmerenUE to ask for rate increase

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Facing rising costs for everything from coal and natural gas to electric transformers and copper wire, AmerenUE will ask Missouri regulators this spring for permission to increase electric rates.

Ameren Corp.  executives, speaking to financial analysts in New York on Thursday, didn’t…

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12.10.2007 3:42 pm

Kellwood gets Jockey licensing deal for kidswear

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Kellwood Co., which has been restructuring to add better brands to its portfolio, said Monday that its Gerber Childrenswear Inc. division has reached a licensing agreement with Jockey International Inc. to make Jockey-branded underwear and sleepwear for infants, toddlers and…

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12.06.2007 9:51 am

More cracks found in F-15s

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Cracked support beams have been found in two more F-15s, the Air Force said this morning.

The planes, based in Okinawa, were among 30 inspected there in the wake of a second grounding of older F-15s announced last week. The cracks…

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12.04.2007 10:46 am

Airbus ups the ante on tanker bid

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Might the U.S. get a second major commercial aircraft manufacturer?

It might, says Airbus, if the Pentagon gives the European-based plane-maker the $40 billion aerial refueling tanker contract it’s currently weighing. That’s the gist of this story in today’s London Guardian.

EADS sources…

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11.23.2007 10:49 am

F-15s back in the sky

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Two-plus  weeks after  restricting flights of  its entire F-15 fleet, the Air Force Wednesday cleared the fighter jets to return to the sky.

In a statement to F-15 pilots and personnel, Gen. John Corley, commander of the Air Combat Command, said…

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11.23.2007 6:40 am

Shoppers line up early for ‘door busters’

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Joshua Hernandez, 3, of Maplewood sleeps as his parents Clementina and Ramon shop Friday morning at the Sams Club in Maplewood. Anthony Souffle | Post-Dispatch

It was bone-chilling cold this morning, but shoppers lined up outside area big-box stores and malls…

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11.13.2007 3:41 pm

Sabreliner wins T-34 job

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Sabreliner Corp., a Clayton-based aerospace supplier, has won a four-year deal with Sikorsky Support Services Inc. to supply inspection services on the U. S. Navy’s fleet of T-34s.

The T-34 is the Navy’s primary pilot-training aircraft and has been in service…

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11.06.2007 11:34 am

Japan also grounds F-15s

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Japan has joined the U.S. Air Force in grounding its F-15 fleet in the wake of a Missouri Air National Guard fighter crash Friday, according to this report from Bloomberg.

All 200 of the fighter-bombers in the Japanese Air Self-Defense Force will…

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10.31.2007 9:27 am

Analyst criticizes Furniture Brands corporate culture, lack of “transparency”

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Furniture Brands International Inc. —  the Clayton-based parent company of Lane, Broyhill and Thomasville furniture — must  change an ingrained culture of friction between headquarters and operating divisions to regain its competitive edge, according to a longtime industry analyst.

Some of…

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10.25.2007 5:47 pm

Anheuser-Busch donates cash, water and energy drinks to California relief effort

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Anheuser-Busch Cos. is donating $500,000 and more than a half-million cans of drinking water to aid relief efforts in California, where nearly 1 million residents have been forced to flee spreading wildfires.

The St. Louis-based brewer’s philanthropic arm — the Anheuser-Busch…

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