Cameron 1Q profit falls, cuts 2011 outlook
Oilfield equipment maker Cameron International Corp. said Thursday that first-quarter profit fell due to cost overruns on a subsea project and sanctions involving Libya operations. Full story
Oilfield equipment maker Cameron International Corp. said Thursday that first-quarter profit fell due to cost overruns on a subsea project and sanctions involving Libya operations. Full story
The top U.S. arms buyer said he was dissatisfied with cost overruns in the United Technologies Corp Pratt & Whitney engine powering the multinational F-35 fighter jet. Full story
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As the longstanding divide between Democrats and Republicans widens over budget issues, the chances of a government shutdown are increasing. NBC's Chuck Todd reports.
Georgia Power has been unable to agree with the Public Service Commission's staff on a proposal to cut the utility's earnings if the cost of building a new nuclear plant in eastern Georgia runs over budget, and the electric company wants the elected PSC members who will meet Thursday to scrap the pl Full story
A massive rally over budget cuts has escalated into a violent scene in the streets of London, England. NBC's Rehema Ellis reports.
As the clock ticks towards a possible government shutdown over budget talks, Rep. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y. joins guest moderator Chuck Todd to discuss the chance of the stoppage.