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In American Towns, Private Profits From Public Works

In American Towns, Private Profits From Public Works

Even as Wall Street deals like the one with Bayonne help financially desperate municipalities to make much-ne…

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When You Dial 911 and Wall Street Answers

When You Dial 911 and Wall Street Answers

Someone dialed 911 and Wall Street answered. The business of driving ambulances and operating fire brigade…

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Takata Discarded Evidence of Airbag Ruptures as Early as 2000

Takata Discarded Evidence of Airbag Ruptures as Early as 2000

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - As the safety crisis surrounding Takata's airbags that are prone to rupture has mushroom…

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Takata's Faulty Airbags Still Exact Toll as Recalls Lag

Takata's Faulty Airbags Still Exact Toll as Recalls Lag

Gordon Trowbridge, a spokesman for the safety agency, said that not knowing the exact cause of the ruptures p…

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Takata's Faulty Airbags Still Exact Toll as Recalls Lag

Takata's Faulty Airbags Still Exact Toll as Recalls Lag

ROCK HILL, S.C. — The shrapnel from the Ford Ranger airbag punctured Joel Knight’s neck with so much force th…

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Judge Dismisses G.M.'s First Ignition Defect Case

Judge Dismisses G.M.'s First Ignition Defect Case

In an embarrassing setback for litigation against General Motors over its defective ignition switch, the firs…

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'Bellwether' G.M. Trial Opens Over Defect Claim

'Bellwether' G.M. Trial Opens Over Defect Claim

While acknowledging its role in failing to report a deadly defect for more than a decade, General Motors on T…

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Takata Emails Show Brash Exchanges About Data Tampering

Takata Emails Show Brash Exchanges About Data Tampering

“Happy Manipulating!!!” a Takata airbag engineer, Bob Schubert, wrote in one email dated July 6, 2006, in a r…

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Virginia to Replace Guardrails With Others Deemed Safer

Virginia to Replace Guardrails With Others Deemed Safer

Virginia has decided to begin replacing certain roadside guardrails, including some made by Trinity Industrie…

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Fiat Chrysler Is Fined and Agrees to Fix Safety Reporting System

Fiat Chrysler Is Fined and Agrees to Fix Safety Reporting System

As part of a $70 million settlement with federal regulators, Fiat Chrysler said on Thursday that it would ove…

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U.S. Regulator to Bolster Its Safety Rating System for Cars

U.S. Regulator to Bolster Its Safety Rating System for Cars

WASHINGTON - The federal government will make significant changes to strengthen a rating system for cars that…

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Takata Said to Have Manipulated Testing Data for Troubled Airbag Inflaters

Takata Said to Have Manipulated Testing Data for Troubled Airbag Inflaters

As early as 2000, the Japanese auto supplier Takata manipulated test results on airbag inflaters, according t…

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U.S. to Sue Contractor It Says Bilked the Navy

U.S. to Sue Contractor It Says Bilked the Navy

After nearly two years of settlement talks broke down, the Justice Department announced Wednesday that it was…

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Honda Drops Takata as U.S. Issues Huge Fine Over Airbags

Honda Drops Takata as U.S. Issues Huge Fine Over Airbags

A Honda spokesman said that information it had now indicated that Takata "was not forthcoming" during a N.H.T…

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Trinity to Resume Sale of Guardrails as Studies Go On

Trinity to Resume Sale of Guardrails as Studies Go On

Since the verdict, the Justice Department and the Transportation Department inspector general's office have b…

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Takata Airbag Inquiry Widens

Takata Airbag Inquiry Widens

It is not known, though, how many vehicles could potentially be affected. Of the 12 automakers with Takata-ma…

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Takata and Honda Kept Quiet on Study That Questioned Airbag Propellant

Takata and Honda Kept Quiet on Study That Questioned Airbag Propellant

The problem had haunted Honda for years: Why were airbags made by Takata exploding in its cars, sending metal…

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Regulators Investigating 2nd VW Computer Program on Emissions

Regulators Investigating 2nd VW Computer Program on Emissions

Stanley Young, a spokesman for the California Air Resources Board, said the state agency was investigating th…

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Volkswagen U.S. Chief Knew of Potential Emissions Problems in 2014

Volkswagen U.S. Chief Knew of Potential Emissions Problems in 2014

He also said that the company was examining its internal processes to make sure this kind of deception would …

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Volkswagen U.S. Chief Knew of Potential Emissions Problems in 2014

Volkswagen U.S. Chief Knew of Potential Emissions Problems in 2014

He also said that the company was examining its internal processes to make sure this kind of deception would …

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U.S. States Jumping Into Investigation of VW Emissions Deception

U.S. States Jumping Into Investigation of VW Emissions Deception

Attorneys general from at least 30 states and the District of Columbia are organizing a bipartisan coalition …

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$900 Million Penalty for G.M.'s Deadly Defect Leaves Many Cold

$900 Million Penalty for G.M.'s Deadly Defect Leaves Many Cold

"Good behavior after the fact does not absolve G.M. or any company of responsibility," Mr. Bharara said, "but…

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Report Finds Vulnerabilities in Guardrails Lining U.S. Roads

Report Finds Vulnerabilities in Guardrails Lining U.S. Roads

John C. Durkos, a vice president at Road Systems, said he applauded the move to the newer safety standards bu…

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Takata Says No to Fund for Victims of Defective Airbag

Takata Says No to Fund for Victims of Defective Airbag

As the recall of defective airbags made by the Japanese supplier Takata has mushroomed and the death and inju…

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