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The House Appropriations Committee has rapidly moved a $10.5 billion spending bill for military construction to rebuild the Pentagon.

To assist rescue workers, Hoshizaki America Inc. donated refrigerators, ice and water dispensers, ice makers, walk-in coolers, and an electrolyzed water system.

It's hard to imagine 850-ton chillers falling to the ground from World Trade Center penthouse machine rooms.

Meeting Cancellations due to the Septmember 11 tragedy in New York City

General Electric Co. and Honeywell International Inc. have both filed appeals regarding their proposed merger, which was rejected by the European Commission on July 3.

Hughes Environmental Engineering was asked by the New York City Economic Development Corp. (EDC) to standby for emergency refrigeration needs after the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.

The American Insurance Association (AIA) is sponsoring a two-day conference on mold from November 8 to November 9, 2001.

Build.com, a building and home improvement network, announced a broad, two-year e-commerce and Internet marketing agreement with American Standard.

Compressor assembly plant in Sparta, North Carolina closes.

KeySpan Corp. believes natural gas is an answer to Long Island's 36-year search for energy.