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A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers to visit China later this month is making waves in Washington and beyond. This marks the first congressional delegation to China since 2019, signalling a possible shift in tone despite ongoing friction between the two nations. Representative Adam Smith will lead the visit and include members from both parties,…
Hitachi has announced a bold plan to invest $1 billion in U.S. grid component production, marking one of the largest industrial commitments in the energy sector this year. A major share of the investment—about $457 million—will fund a new manufacturing facility in South Boston, Virginia. Once completed by 2028, this site will be the largest…
Realterm and Stotan Industrial are teaming up to build a massive trailer storage hub in Laredo, Texas, designed to support the surging demand from U.S.–Mexico trade. The 25.8-acre project will feature nearly 700 trailer stalls, repair bays, and modern office facilities—all developed to Customs-Trade standards. With the Port of Laredo processing more than $339 billion…
Corteva Agriscience has officially broken ground on its brand-new R&D lab in Michigan, marking a $27.5 million investment in science and innovation. The facility, located in Midland Industrial Park, is set to focus on advanced crop protection research, analytical chemistry, and continuous processing technologies. While this project won’t create brand-new positions, it will retain 45…
Volkswagen is rethinking its global strategy as tariff pressures weigh heavily on its bottom line. With rising costs cutting into earnings, the German automaker is now considering a significant expansion in the U.S. market. Reports suggest Volkswagen could invest in a new manufacturing facility, possibly for its Audi brand, to offset the impact of trade…
A Raid That Shook the Industry The recent Hyundai–LG raid in Georgia, where nearly 500 workers were detained, has quickly turned into more than just an immigration story. With over 300 South Korean nationals caught up in the crackdown, the raid has created tension between Washington and Seoul while raising doubts about America’s business climate.…
The U.S. manufacturing sector has been struggling, with reports showing six straight months of contraction. Factories are feeling the pinch from rising costs, unstable tariffs, and weakening demand. But amid this slowdown, one trend is giving the industry a much-needed boost: AI investment. Spending on artificial intelligence–driven equipment and technology surged in recent months, marking…
The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) has finalized a groundbreaking OneGov agreement with Microsoft, projected to save federal agencies up to $3.1 billion in the first year alone. The deal provides sweeping discounts on Microsoft’s cloud, AI, and cybersecurity solutions including Microsoft 365, Copilot, Azure, Dynamics 365, and Sentinel while also offering free Copilot access…
Federal Appeals Court Declares Trump’s Tariffs Illegal A major legal decision has shaken up U.S. trade policy. A federal appeals court declared that most of Trump’s global tariffs are illegal, ruling that the former president exceeded his authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). These tariffs, which affected hundreds of billions of dollars…
U.S. Buys Nearly 10% of Intel: A Big Step Into Tech A move that feels straight out of a business drama, the U.S. government has bought a 9.9% stake in Intel. That’s right—the government is no longer just cheering from the sidelines; it’s now part-owner of one of America’s biggest tech companies. Why? Because chips—the…