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Obama vowed to use stimulus spending to help grow a new clean-energy economy, but the Energy Department spent a large chunk of stimulus money to clean up a radioactive mess from the Cold War.
Nuclear regulators should have better access to criminal databases and foreign-travel histories to try to keep terrorists from getting jobs inside U.S. nuclear-power plants, federal auditors said.
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The talks will also highlight China's ambitions—and shortcomings—in clean energy at a time when the industry has emerged as a battleground between the China and the U.S.
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Internet-services provider ChinaCache's stock nearly doubled in the best IPO debut in the U.S. in three years, overshadowing KEYW Holding and China Ming Yang on their first day of trading.
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TNK-BP, BP's Russian joint venture, has decided to make BP a formal offer for its assets in Vietnam and Venezuela, a person familiar with the matter said.
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