Associated Press

Oil-producing nations rank high in corruption

Most oil-producing nations are also rife with corruption, and oil companies should provide more information about their operations to help clean up the market, a global watchdog group said Wednesday in an annual report.

October 19, 2004

US: Ailing airline Delta reports wider loss

Delta Air Lines Inc. reported a much wider third-quarter loss despite a rise in revenue and warned that its financial situation has worsened to the point where it needs to significantly reduce its costs quickly to turn things around.

October 19, 2004

Society

Power blackouts in Cuba to last through end of year

Power blackouts that have plagued Cubans all summer will continue through the end of the year, an electricity official told local media in an interview published Thursday.

September 1, 2004

China Warns of More Power, Oil Shortages

China’s power shortages show no signs of easing, state media said Wednesday, as the company in charge of the nation’s power grid threatened to cut off factories that fail to conserve energy.

July 20, 2004

US: UW scientists want to mine moon energy

MADISON — Two University of Wisconsin-Madison scientists believe moon rocks contain all the energy the United States needs for the next millennium.

January 20, 2004

US: Utility bills skyrocket due to higher oil and natural gas prices

Utility bills are soaring this winter, hurting homeowners and businesses alike, for reasons that have less to do with nasty weather than with tight supplies of natural gas and oil.

January 18, 2004

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