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Starbucks To Shut Over 8,000 US Stores On A May Afternoon. Here's Why
Public outrage over the arrest of two African-American men at a downtown Starbucks sparked a corporate crisis that led the company to take the unprecedented step of announcing it would close more than 8,000 stores for an afternoon in May to train baristas on how to recognize their own racial biases.
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Starbucks CEO Calls For "Unconscious Bias" Training After Arrest Of 2 Black Men
The chief executive of Starbucks on Monday called for "unconscious bias" training for store managers and apologized for what he called "reprehensible" circumstances that led to the arrest of two black men at a Philadelphia store last week.
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Amtrak To Pay $265 Million For Philadelphia Crash That Killed 8
Amtrak will pay $265 million to settle claims related to a crash last year that killed eight people and injured more than 200 others when a speeding train derailed on a curve.
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Amtrak Engineer Distracted By Radio In 2015 Crash: Report
The engineer driving a speeding Amtrak passenger train that crashed in Philadelphia in 2015, killing eight passengers, was distracted by radio traffic before the derailment, US safety officials said on Tuesday after a year-long investigation.
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Amtrak Train Derailment Near Philadelphia Kills 2, Injures 35
An Amtrak train locomotive partly derailed when it hit a backhoe south of Philadelphia on Sunday, killing two people and injuring 35 in what passengers described as a jolt followed by a fireball.
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Amtrak Train Derails Near Philadelphia, 2 Deaths Reported
An Amtrak train locomotive derailed when it struck a backhoe in Chester, Pennsylvania, on Sunday, killing two people, local television stations reported.
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Amtrak Train Collides With Truck Near Chicago
An Amtrak train bound for Chicago collided on Friday with a truck that appeared to have gotten stuck on the tracks, US media reports said.
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Passengers Sue US Rail Operator Over Philadelphia Crash
Four passengers injured in last week's deadly train derailment in Philadelphia filed a federal lawsuit Monday seeking damages that could help challenge a legal cap of $200 million.
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Full Rail Service to Resume in US Northeast After Deadly Crash
Rail service will resume between Philadelphia and New York on Monday, following a deadly crash that left eight people dead and more than 200 injured along the popular train route.
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FBI Asked to Probe if Derailed Train Was Struck by Projectile
The FBI is being called in to determine if a projectile struck a commuter train before it crashed in the US city of Philadelphia this week, killing eight people.
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Philadelphia Train May Have Been Hit By Projectile Before Wreck
The Amtrak train that derailed in Philadelphia and a separate commuter train in the vicinity may have been hit by projectiles of some kind shortly before the wreck, a US transportation safety official said on Friday, after investigators interviewed members of the Amtrak crew.
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Burst of Speed Before Philadelphia Train Crash at Heart of Investigation
Investigators on Friday sought to explain why an Amtrak train that crashed in Philadelphia had accelerated in the minute before it derailed, putting a sharper edge on questions over the engineer's responsibility for the fatal accident.
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Philadelphia Train Crash Engineer Lays Low as Scrutiny Heats Up
A portrait of the engineer at the helm of a speeding Amtrak train that derailed in Philadelphia began to emerge on Thursday as the man's lawyer said his client could not remember the crash and rescuers pulled an eighth body from the wreckage.
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Technology Could Have Averted US Train Derailment: Experts
This week's deadly train derailment in Philadelphia could have been averted if technology that has been available for many years had been installed, lawmakers and experts say.
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Amtrak Train in Philadelphia Wreck was Moving at Twice Speed Limit
An Amtrak train that derailed in Philadelphia, killing seven people, was barrelling into a curved stretch of track at 100 miles per hour, over twice the speed limit, when the engineer slammed on the brakes, US investigators said on Wednesday.
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Starbucks To Shut Over 8,000 US Stores On A May Afternoon. Here's Why
Public outrage over the arrest of two African-American men at a downtown Starbucks sparked a corporate crisis that led the company to take the unprecedented step of announcing it would close more than 8,000 stores for an afternoon in May to train baristas on how to recognize their own racial biases.
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Starbucks CEO Calls For "Unconscious Bias" Training After Arrest Of 2 Black Men
The chief executive of Starbucks on Monday called for "unconscious bias" training for store managers and apologized for what he called "reprehensible" circumstances that led to the arrest of two black men at a Philadelphia store last week.
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Amtrak To Pay $265 Million For Philadelphia Crash That Killed 8
Amtrak will pay $265 million to settle claims related to a crash last year that killed eight people and injured more than 200 others when a speeding train derailed on a curve.
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Amtrak Engineer Distracted By Radio In 2015 Crash: Report
The engineer driving a speeding Amtrak passenger train that crashed in Philadelphia in 2015, killing eight passengers, was distracted by radio traffic before the derailment, US safety officials said on Tuesday after a year-long investigation.
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Amtrak Train Derailment Near Philadelphia Kills 2, Injures 35
An Amtrak train locomotive partly derailed when it hit a backhoe south of Philadelphia on Sunday, killing two people and injuring 35 in what passengers described as a jolt followed by a fireball.
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Amtrak Train Derails Near Philadelphia, 2 Deaths Reported
An Amtrak train locomotive derailed when it struck a backhoe in Chester, Pennsylvania, on Sunday, killing two people, local television stations reported.
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Amtrak Train Collides With Truck Near Chicago
An Amtrak train bound for Chicago collided on Friday with a truck that appeared to have gotten stuck on the tracks, US media reports said.
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Passengers Sue US Rail Operator Over Philadelphia Crash
Four passengers injured in last week's deadly train derailment in Philadelphia filed a federal lawsuit Monday seeking damages that could help challenge a legal cap of $200 million.
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Full Rail Service to Resume in US Northeast After Deadly Crash
Rail service will resume between Philadelphia and New York on Monday, following a deadly crash that left eight people dead and more than 200 injured along the popular train route.
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FBI Asked to Probe if Derailed Train Was Struck by Projectile
The FBI is being called in to determine if a projectile struck a commuter train before it crashed in the US city of Philadelphia this week, killing eight people.
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Philadelphia Train May Have Been Hit By Projectile Before Wreck
The Amtrak train that derailed in Philadelphia and a separate commuter train in the vicinity may have been hit by projectiles of some kind shortly before the wreck, a US transportation safety official said on Friday, after investigators interviewed members of the Amtrak crew.
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Burst of Speed Before Philadelphia Train Crash at Heart of Investigation
Investigators on Friday sought to explain why an Amtrak train that crashed in Philadelphia had accelerated in the minute before it derailed, putting a sharper edge on questions over the engineer's responsibility for the fatal accident.
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Philadelphia Train Crash Engineer Lays Low as Scrutiny Heats Up
A portrait of the engineer at the helm of a speeding Amtrak train that derailed in Philadelphia began to emerge on Thursday as the man's lawyer said his client could not remember the crash and rescuers pulled an eighth body from the wreckage.
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Technology Could Have Averted US Train Derailment: Experts
This week's deadly train derailment in Philadelphia could have been averted if technology that has been available for many years had been installed, lawmakers and experts say.
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Amtrak Train in Philadelphia Wreck was Moving at Twice Speed Limit
An Amtrak train that derailed in Philadelphia, killing seven people, was barrelling into a curved stretch of track at 100 miles per hour, over twice the speed limit, when the engineer slammed on the brakes, US investigators said on Wednesday.
