Suspect Arrested in Deadly Amazon Warehouse Shooting

One woman is dead after a Tuesday shooting at a Florida fulfillment center.

Oct 2nd, 2020

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Expectations for U.S. and Overseas Manufacturing

How supply chain factors, investment decisions and a new administration will all play key roles in manufacturing's near future.

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VW Weathers Pandemic with $10.7B Profit

However, Volkswagen surrendered the title of biggest carmaker by volume, which it had held since 2016.

In this Feb. 20 photo, Handyman Roberto Valerio, left, hands homeowner Nora Espinoza the broken pipe after removing it from beneath her kitchen sink in Dallas. The pipe broke during freezing temperatures brought by last week's winter weather.

Southern Winter Cold Wreaks Havoc on Aging Waterworks

After icy weather cracked the region’s water mains, froze equipment and left millions without service, it’s clear just how much work needs to be done.

President Joe Biden holds a virtual bilateral meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, in the Roosevelt Room of the White House on Feb. 23 in Washington.

Biden Plans to Send Millions of Masks to Hard-Hit Communities

It's part of the administration's efforts to ensure "equity" in the government's response to the pandemic.

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Following Settlement, Pilgrim's Pride Pleads Guilty to Price-Fixing, Fined $108M

Pilgrim's is the first company to plead guilty for its role in a conspiracy to fix prices and rig bids for broiler chicken products.

President Joe Biden speaks on U.S. supply chains in the State Dining Room of the White House on Wednesday, Feb. 24 in Washington.

Biden Order to Review Supply Chains for Vital Goods

The executive order concerns large-capacity batteries, pharmaceuticals, critical minerals and semiconductors.

In this Oct. 21, 2009 file photo, a small crowd begins to gather outside a Fry's Electronics store in Renton, Wash. The electronics chain is permanently closing, citing the struggles it faced as a retailer during the coronavirus pandemic. The company, which was in business for 36 years, had 31 stores in nine states. Fry’s Electronics Inc. said it stopped regular operations and began the wind-down process of its business on Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2021.

Tech Tinkerer Haven to Close

Fry's Electronics is ceasing operations after 36 years.

A worker arranges cones at a mostly-empty vaccination site at Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, Feb. 11, 2021.

Drug Execs Face Capitol Hill Questions on Vaccine Supply

Lawmakers are expected to ask whether further use of the Defense Production Act could help speed the process.

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The Impact of Biden's Plan on Reshoring Trends

"Buy American" will borrow some strategies from the Trump administration in targeting China and fueling growth at home.

Walmart to Invest $14B in Automation, Supply Chain

An expanded e-commerce assortment will reduce both shipping time and costs.

Display boards featuring the U.S. and Chinese flags in a special trade zone in Qingdao, China, May 8, 2019.

China Urges US to Lift Trade Restrictions

China faces more opposition than ever in Washington due to its trade record, territorial disputes, and accusations of technology theft and spying.

In this file photo, an employee attaches a Mercedes emblem as he works on a Mercedes-Benz S-class car at the Mercedes plant in Sindelfingen, Germany.

Cost Controls, Luxury Sales Help Daimler Weather Pandemic

The bottom line improved on $3.2 billion from 2019, even as top-line revenue fell 11% to $186.3 billion.