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Entrepreneur to Build Utopian City

By 2030, he wants 50,000 residents.

Jeep CEO Called Out

He claimed the Cherokee Nation should consider the SUV's name 'an honor.'

An ‘Easy-to-Operate’ Flying Car

A startup hopes to make its airborne vehicle accessible to regular drivers.

As Citations Drop, Fall Protection Still Dominates OSHA's Top 10

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Taste Test: RED Chocolate

Cybertruck Specs Disappear Off Tesla's Website

As Gun Plant Downsizes, Nearby Manufacturers Vie for its Workers

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This May 4, 2021, file photo shows the Federal Reserve building in Washington.

Fed Survey: Economy Facing Headwinds in Supply Chain, Labor, Delta Uncertainty

A majority of the Fed's 12 regions viewed consumer spending as remaining positive despite the various speed bumps.

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SKF to Go Net Zero in its Supply Chain by 2050

Within that, SKF has pledged to source at least 40% of steel from carbon-neutral steel plants by 2040.

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Syracuse Iron Foundry Fined $276K for 60 Hazard Citations

The citations were issued back in November 2019, and a new settlement has been reached that includes enhanced abatement measures to be taken.

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Arm Amputation at Auto Parts Supplier Results in $205K Fine

OSHA said a 64-year-old plant worker was struck by a forklift driven by an employee who wasn't trained on it.

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Missouri Animal Nutrition Plant Fined $300K for Hazards

BCP Ingredients, a subsidiary of Balchem Corp, was issued 24 serious safety and health violations.

In this Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2015 file photo, an oil pump works at sunset in the desert oil fields of Sakhir, Bahrain. A U.N.-backed study has found that the world needs to cut by more than half its production of coal, oil and gas in the coming decade to maintain a chance of keeping global warming from reaching dangerous levels.

Study: Fossil Fuel Plans Would Far Overshoot Climate Goals

A report found most major oil and gas producers are planning on increasing production until 2030 or even beyond.

Student researchers at the University of Florida, Gainesville work on a solar-powered generator, 1977.

Trailblazing Women Who Broke Into Engineering in the 1970s Reflect on What's Changed

And what hasn't.

In this Thursday, July 9, 2015, file photo, the Proctor & Gamble headquarters complex is seen in downtown Cincinnati. Proctor & Gamble is raising prices on a range of goods as higher commodity and freight costs are set to take a bite out of its profits.

P&G Raising Prices to Offset Higher Commodity, Freight Costs

The company has yet to see “notable changes” in consumer behavior in reaction to the higher prices.

A surgical team examines a pig kidney attached to the body of a deceased recipient for any signs of rejection, New York, Sept. 2021.

Pig-to-Human Transplants a Step Closer with New Test

Scientists temporarily attached a pig’s kidney to a human body and watched it begin to work.

Unifor President Jerry Dias, left, elbow bumps Ryan Kantautas, Vice President of Human Resources at Ford Canada, at the start of formal contract talks in Toronto, Aug. 12, 2020.

Automakers Step on Pace on EV Battery Plants

Stellantis, Ford, Volvo and Foxconn all made announcements about electric vehicle component or assembly plants.

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30 Business Leaders Promote Sustainable Investments

The business leaders in the alliance come from about 24 countries and include corporations, manufacturers, tech companies and more.