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Watch: The Push for Domestic Production of Critical Medicines

Michael Halaiko and Alex Moylan, shareholders in the law firm of Baker Donelson, discuss the Trump Administration’s recent executive orders on domestic production of critical medicines.

The Push For Domestic Production Of Critical Medicines

Tesla Set to Open India Showrooms in July With Made-in-China EVs

Five Model Y vehicles have already arrived in Mumbai from Tesla’s Shanghai factory, according to documents reviewed by Bloomberg News.

A Tesla store in Colma, California. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg

Texas Instruments to Invest $60B in U.S. Chip Manufacturing

Like many other such commitments to invest in U.S. operations, TI's announcement includes money already earmarked to either build or expand facilities.

Inside a facility at Sherman, Tx. Photo: Texas Instruments

UAW President Retaliated Against Union Officer in Funds Feud

Barofsky’s oversight of the UAW’s compliance and governance practices stems from a lengthy corruption scandal involving misuse of union funds that sent two past presidents to prison.

President of the United Auto Workers Shawn Fain. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg

Nippon Steel Completes Takeover of US Steel

The deal, which was seen as a lifesaver for the struggling, 124-year-old company, ran into trouble during the 2024 presidential election.

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U.S.-China Tech Fight Widens After Taiwan Blacklists Huawei

Tensions escalated after Taiwan's president President Lai Ching-te was elected last year. Beijing has accused him of seeking independence and destabilizing the region.

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VW’s Scout Is Rethinking EV Designs to Cut Rare Earths, CEO Says

Automakers have expressed concern about the availability of rare earths.

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Kraft Heinz to Stop Using Chemical Dyes in Food

Some studies have linked dyes to behavioral changes in children as well as to cancer in animals, suggesting this could extend to humans.

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Trump Signs Partial Trade Deal with U.K.

The U.S. agreement is much more limited than the full-fat trade deal that has long been discussed on Downing Street.

Photo: Bloomberg

Report: Newark Air Traffic Controllers Warned of 'Unreliable' Systems in 2023

Workers in the airport's air traffic country facility in Philadelphia encountered more than 300 unscheduled equipment outages or malfunctions between January 1 and June 1 of this year.

Newark Liberty Airport in New Jersey. Photo: iStock/johnemac72

Boeing Sends Team to India Crash Site

Boeing has pulled out of this week’s Paris airshow, which is traditionally an important event for aircraft manufacturers to announce big orders, saying it would instead focus on the investigation.

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Ships’ Electronics Increasingly Jammed Since Israel Struck Iran

False location signals and jamming of vessels’ navigational equipment have become a growing feature of the commercial shipping industry in the past few years.

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