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SK Innovation’s Ford Battery Breakup Cost $2.6B

Despite the short-term headwinds, SK’s Ahn said demand for EV batteries is expected to gradually recover this year and be similar to last year’s levels.

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John Deere to Open Pair of New U.S. Facilities in 2026

The first facility will be a distribution center near Hebron, Indiana, while the other will be an excavator factory in Kernersville, North Carolina.

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China’s 2025 Trade Surplus Hits Record $1.2 Trillion Despite U.S. Tariffs

The resilience was the biggest surprise for an ailing Chinese economy last year and could cushion it in the months to come.

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Using Asset Intelligence in the Industrial Construction Supply Chain

The future of industrial construction will depend on connected, intelligent ecosystems that don’t just analyze data, but act on it.

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India Imposes Three-Year Steel Tariff to Support Local Industry

India’s steel industry has expanded rapidly over the past decade, yet its output remains just a fraction of China’s.

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China Takes Record Share of Europe’s EV Market in November

Mainland automakers have largely absorbed the extra fees that the EU imposed on Chinese-made EVs in late 2024.

BYD electric vehicles at a showroom in Berlin. Photographer: Liesa Johannssen/Bloomberg

Air China to Buy 60 Airbus A320neo Planes for $9.53B

The orders deliver a much-needed boost for Airbus, which has suffered setbacks in recent weeks.

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Tariffs and Deportations – Will They Revive U.S. Manufacturing?

According to multiple academic and think tank studies, neither will bring dramatic improvements, and they may instead harm the economy.

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Tesla Faces U.S. Probe Over Model 3 Emergency Door Handles

A monthslong Bloomberg investigation also uncovered a series of incidents in which people were severely injured or died after becoming trapped in their Teslas.

A worker unloads a Tesla Model 3 at a logistics drop zone in Seattle. Photographer: M. Scott Brauer/Bloomberg

Jim Beam to Halt Main Production Plant for 2026

U.S. distillers have faced retaliatory import taxes on their goods after Trump's so-called "Liberation Day" announcement in April saw the U.S. imposing tariffs on most countries around the world.

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The Supply Chain Attack Hiding in Your Supplier Portal

Banks, defense contractors, healthcare systems and energy companies invest heavily in their own security. Their suppliers frequently do not.

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Louisiana to Get $850M to Build Rare Earth Refinery

Construction on the refinery is scheduled to begin in 2027, with production targeted for the third quarter of 2028.

Wolframite, the primary ore for tungsten. Photo: iStock/Wirestock

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