Tesla Is Considering Building A Factory In China

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China's Elevated Bus Is Dead
China's futuristic elevated bus has been standing idle for months, and workers have started to dismantle its tracks.
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by CNNMoney
6.23.2017
3:06pm
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Kansas Jury Awards $218M To Farmers In Syngenta GMO Suit
Syngenta vowed to appeal the verdict favoring four Kansas farmers representing roughly 7,300 growers from that state.
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by Jim Shur, AP Business Writer
6.23.2017
3:01pm
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How Free Trade Agreements Affect You, Even If They Don’t Affect Your Country
Evaluating current trade agreements, even those that don’t involve where you live or directly do business, may uncover new international opportunities.
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by Bill Ansley
6.23.2017
2:54pm
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Scrutiny Intensifies Over Safety At US Nuclear Weapons Lab
The safety record at the U.S. laboratory that created the atomic bomb is facing intensifying criticism.
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by Susan Montoya Bryan, The Associated Press
6.23.2017
2:47pm
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How Companies Employ Hackers
This is one of the latest defense strategy against cybercrime.
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by Fortune
6.23.2017
2:39pm
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President Trump's Record On Coal Mining Jobs
When campaigning, Donald Trump promised to put coal miners back to work. Although he claims he's done that, the numbers are a bit more complicated.
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by CNNMoney
6.23.2017
10:27am
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Toshiba Gets Earnings Report Extension, Faces Delisting Risk
Money-losing Toshiba Corp. has until Aug. 10 to get auditors to sign off on its earnings statements, or else it faces the risk of getting delisted.
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by Yuri Kageyama, AP Business Writer
6.23.2017
10:25am
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Why Your Next Car May Look Like A Living Room
With driverless cars moving closer to reality, car makers and designers are imagining a future where car interiors look more like a high-tech living room.
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by Wall Street Journal
6.23.2017
10:21am
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Britax Recalls Over 207K Infant Seats Due To Choking Hazard
Britax says in government documents that parts were found in the mouths of three children but no choking injuries were reported.
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by The Associated Press
6.23.2017
10:18am
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Trump's Putdown Of Wind Energy Whips Up A Backlash In Iowa
President Trump's putdown of wind energy was denounced across Iowa, which takes pride in its position as a national leader in wind generation.
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by Ryan J. Foley, The Associated Press
6.23.2017
10:14am
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Report: UK Auto Industry Using More Domestic Parts As ‘Brexit’ Talks Kick Off
The Automotive Council found that U.K. businesses supplied 44 percent of the nation's auto components, up 3 percent compared to 2015.
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6.22.2017
2:51pm
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Boeing Beats Airbus In Order Race At Paris Show
High interest from Asian and Iranian airlines notably boosted sales for both plane makers, dispelling some concerns of slumping demand.
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by The Associated Press
6.22.2017
2:47pm
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Future of City Transport: Flying Taxis
Flying car concepts and designs have been around for awhile, but some firms are looking to transform the idea.
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by The Wall Street Journal
6.22.2017
2:42pm
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Siemens Joins With University of South Carolina Aerospace Center
The announcement represents the German company's second-largest investment in a U.S. college.
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by Seanna Adcox, Associated Press
6.22.2017
2:38pm
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University of Michigan Getting Driverless Shuttles This Fall
The tall, airy, 15-passenger shuttles will carry students and staff in a two-mile loop on campus roads alongside regular traffic.
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by The Associated Press
6.22.2017
2:34pm
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Manufacturing Minute: BMW’s Concept Scooter Is A Lavish Take On The Future Of Automotive
In this episode, emissions from idling vehicles and BMW gets into the scooter market.
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6.22.2017
10:59am
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Trend Report Reveals The Coolest Color In Auto Manufacturing
BASF, one of the world’s top coatings manufacturers, has released its annual trends report with 65 up-and-coming colors.
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6.22.2017
10:55am
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NTSB: Man Killed In Tesla Crash Ignored Warnings
Joshua Brown didn't keep his hands on the wheel, despite repeated vehicle warnings, according to the National Transportation Safety Board.
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by Newsy
6.22.2017
10:45am
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Workers At Volkswagen Plant In Slovakia Strike Over Wages
It's the first strike in the plant since 1991, when Volkswagen opened it.
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by The Associated Press
6.22.2017
10:41am
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This Machine Can Produce Almost 300 Bricks In A Minute
The BMM300 is a brick-making beast, shaping raw clay into hundreds of bricks in just minutes.
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by Tech Insider
6.22.2017
10:37am
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Electric Vehicle Maker To Buy AM General Plant In Indiana
SF Motors plans to keep all the plant's roughly 430 workers.
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by The Associated Press
6.22.2017
10:34am
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New Boeing Airplane Aims To Bolster Profits
Boeing said the 737 MAX 10 would be the most efficient and profitable single-aisle airplane in the industry.
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6.21.2017
2:52pm
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NY State Poised To Adopt 'Buy American' Policy On Steel
The proposal would require agencies to buy American-made iron and steel for projects like bridges, subways and new state buildings.
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by The Associated Press
6.21.2017
2:48pm
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White House To Negotiate Tax Overhaul Behind Closed Doors
Gary Cohn, Trump's top economic aide, said the administration doesn't want to engage in prolonged negotiations after the package is made public this fall.
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by Josh Boak and Stephen Ohlemacher, Associated Press
6.21.2017
2:37pm
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Study: Seattle Minimum Wage Hasn't Cut Jobs
The report is certain to add to the debate as activists around the country push for increases in local, state and federal minimum wages.
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by Gene Johnson, Associated Press
6.21.2017
2:30pm
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Kia Tops New Car Quality Survey For Second Straight Year
Genesis — a luxury brand owned by Hyundai Motor Co. — was second in J.D. Power's annual initial quality survey.
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by Dee-Ann Durbin, AP Auto Writer
6.21.2017
2:24pm
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Japan's First Commercial Plane Since 1962
Mitsubishi is showing its new MRJ90 regional jet to the public for the first time.
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by CNNMoney
6.21.2017
2:17pm
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The Cost Of A Product Recall In The Food Industry
Recalling a food product is often the worst case scenario for a company in the food industry.
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by Rentokil
6.21.2017
11:33am
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John Oliver Takes A Dig At Coal Industry CEOs
But his take didn’t fall along the usual partisan lines.
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by Meagan Parrish
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6.21.2017
11:28am
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Navy Ship Collision Leaves 7 Dead
The USS Fitzgerald, a U.S. Navy destroyer, collided with a Japanese cargo ship Friday night in a highly trafficked shipping lane south of Tokyo.
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by Wall Street Journal
6.21.2017
11:27am
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Paris Air Show Unleashes The World's Most Lethal Drones
These unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) can fly longer, faster, and higher than even the dreaded Reaper drone.
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by Jennifer DeLaOsa
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6.21.2017
9:57am