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GM and LG to Outfit Tennessee Plant for Low-Cost EV Battery Production

The companies plan to start converting to LFP cell production by the end of 2025, and commence commercial production sometime in late 2027.

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Six Key Requirements for Effective Planning and Scheduling

Many manufacturers miss key components when digitizing their planning and scheduling processes.

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Reversal of Legal Immigrant Worker Program Is Hitting Amazon, Others

On May 30, the U.S. Supreme Court granted temporary approval for the Trump administration to revoke a program known as “humanitarian parole."

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Mideast Conflict Is Latest Threat to Global Fertilizer Supplies

The start of the Ukraine-Russia war in 2022 was followed by runaway food inflation and a severe strain on farmers.

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Italy’s Ferrero to Buy U.S. Cereal Icon Kellogg

Ferrero said the deal would expand its presence in North America and help the company move beyond its candy and snack offerings.

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Retailers Rush Goods into U.S. Ports Ahead of August Tariff Deadline

Monthly imports into the U.S. are expected to rise from 2.06 million twenty-foot equivalent units in June to 2.36 million in July.

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Pentagon to Invest $400M in U.S. Rare Earth Miner MP Materials

MP Materials owns the only operational rare earth mine in the U.S., which is located roughly 60 miles outside of Las Vegas in Mountain Pass, California.

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Daimler Truck Warns of Low U.S. Orders Due to Trade Policy Turmoil

Chief financial officer Eva Scherer said logistics companies have cut back on truck purchases amid a drop in shipments of tariff-hit goods such as steel and aluminum.

Haulage trucks loaded onto a train outside the Daimler AG truck factory in Woerth, Germany. Photographer: Alex Kraus/Bloomberg

Watch: The Next Big Innovation Cycle in Global Electronics

John Mitchell, chief executive officer of the Global Electronics Association, formerly IPC International, explains the cycles of innovation that occur in his industry, and the next big breakthrough.

The Next Big Innovation Cycle In Global Electronics

Trump’s 50% Levy on Brazil Shows World Nothing Is Off Limits

The result of Trump’s criticism of BRICS economies and his high tariff threats may end up being that it only brings those economies closer together.

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Microsoft Announces Boost to AI Education

The tech giant wants to “ensure that as AI transforms our world, we’re putting people first by equipping them with the skills, knowledge, and tools to thrive with AI.”

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U.S. Tariff and Deportation Policies on Collision Course in Agribusiness

Already, crops are rotting in the fields and warehouse managers are struggling to find workers. How will the push for goods made in America play out?

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How a Leading U.S. Floral Distribution Company Reduced Warehouse Labor Costs by 45% with RFID

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