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Washington Seeks More Than $38B from Opioid Distributors
It's a gamble.
Operations
Metallurgist Admits Faking Steel-Test Results for Navy Subs
The fraud went on for 32 years.
Operations
US Manufacturers Start to Reopen
Boeing and a small number of other manufacturers around the U.S. geared up to resume production.
Operations
Seattle Businesses Pinched, Virus Keeps Workers Home
Amazon and other companies told tens of thousands of people to work from home.
Operations
Barrel Company Used Hidden Drain to Pollute
The company blamed a former employee who was fired nine months ago.
Regulation
Wash. State OKs Aggressive Overtime Rules
By 2028, salaried workers making up to $83,400 a year will be entitled to time-and-a-half pay if they work more than 40 hours per week.
Regulation
WA Deals Setback to Massive Methanol Plant
The state said that five years in, the plant's backers failed to provide enough information about its greenhouse gas emissions and how they would be offset.
Regulation
Lawsuit Aims to Kill $2B Refinery
The project pits job creation and new energy against environmental concerns.
Safety
3 Cos. Fined for Roles in Crane Collapse
Sections of the crane landed on the new Google building where it had been used and on traffic below, striking six vehicles.
Regulation
Bill Gives Cannabis Access to Banking
Its prospects in the Senate are uncertain, but supporters said the amount of Republican support in the House was a good sign.
Operations
Amazon Workers Join Climate Rally
The employees held signs, including some made from recycled Amazon boxes, that read, "No AWS for Oil and Gas," and "Amazon Let's Lead: Zero Emissions by 2030!"
Operations
FBI Busts Amazon Drivers for Theft
A police detective last summer noticed that one of the drivers had dozens of pawn shop transactions, and thus began an investigation.