Turner to pay Boston $2 million for bomb-scare costs
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Turner Broadcasting System  will pay as much as $2 million to Boston-area authorities to  settle claims following last week's bomb scare in the Hub.
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A U.S. judge has ordered Iran to pay more than $2.6 billion to nearly 1,000 family members and a handful of survivors of the 1983 bombing of a marine barracks in Lebanon.
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PROVIDENCE, Rhode Island  - The largest U.S. radio station owner has agreed in principle to pay $22 million to victims of a Rhode Island nightclub fire that killed more than 100 people, the latest in a string of settlements that total more than $70 million.
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The executives and marketing people at Turner Broadcasting should be arrested, charged and prosecuted to the full extent of the law under the anti-terrorism statutes. Further, the FCC should immediately revoke its broadcasting license.
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The Los Alamos National Laboratory paid millions of dollars in questionable charges to a contractor affiliated with KBR, according to a recent audit by the Energy Department's inspector general.
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Turner Broadcasting has agreed to pay all costs of a security scare triggered by a marketing campaign that disrupted travel in the city for nearly a full day, a spokeswoman for Mayor Thomas Menino said on Friday.
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A jury said the developer who controls the lease at the World Trade Center site was entitled to collect up to $2.2 billion.
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FBI agents are helping investigate an explosion at a Boston-area laboratory specializing in stem-cell research, and a newspaper said on Friday the blast was caused by a pipe bomb.
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utchison Whampoa Ltd., the Hong Kong conglomerate controlled by the billionaire Li Ka-shing, filed with regulators in the United States yesterday to raise as much as $2 billion in an initial
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By RICHARD P. CARPENTER  By Richard P. Carpenter   The Boston Globe correspondent   YOU GOT A GOOD deal on your flight, a mere $180 round trip.
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As usual, it was the little guys, the wrong guys, in handcuffs yesterday. The bottom line, as the corporate types like to measure these things, is that the Turner Broadcasting guerrilla marketing assault on Boston was a fabulous success. Suddenly a no-name cartoon about a talking box of French fries is the talk of the town from coast to coast. ...
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A federal jury said yesterday that the destruction of the World Trade Center constituted two separate attacks, entitling the developer Larry A. Silverstein to collect up to $2.2 billion
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Turner Broadcasting System  on Thursday tried to quell a firestorm of controversy in Boston  a day after a guerrilla marketing campaign for a cable  television show was mistaken for a terrorist plot to bomb the  Hub.
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By Bruce V. Bigelow, The San Diego Union-Tribune  Sep. 14--The Department of Homeland Security said yesterday it will  provide as much as $1.35 billion to three companies, including San Diego's  SAIC, to develop a new type of technology for detecting radioactive bombs.
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Airports operator BAA says last month's terror alert cost it Â£13m in increased security measures and lost revenues.
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The U.S. government has agreed to pay $2 million to an Oregon lawyer who was wrongfully arrested as a terrorism suspect because of a bungled fingerprint match and has issued an apology for the "suffering" inflicted on the attorney and his family.
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Turner Broadcasting has agreed to pay the full cost -- around $1 million -- of a security alert in Boston triggered by battery-powered cartoon advertising signs for one of its shows, The Boston Globe reported on Friday.