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Visitors look at cars produced by Geely at the Auto China 2020 show in Beijing on Sept. 27, 2020. Geely Holding Group, one of China's biggest independent automakers, has bought a 7.6% stake in British luxury brand Aston Martin Lagonda and said Friday, Sept. 30, 2022, that it looks forward to potential opportunities to collaborate.
China's Geely Buys 7.6% Stake in Aston Martin Lagonda
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Rene Reyes Ornelas, a 41 year-old Mexican farmworker, works picking grapes during his second harvest in Sonoma, California. 'Harvest Season,' a new PBS documentary, examines the contributions of Mexican Americans in the wine industry of California's Napa Valley.
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Film Tackles Mexican-American Winemaking
Spotlighting how this group has shaped the industry as farmworkers and later vineyard owners in one of the richest wine regions in the world.
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In this April 23, 2017 photo, vintage typewriters are on display at a 'type-in' in Albuquerque, N.M. 'Type-ins' are social gatherings in public places where typewriter fans test different vintage machines. The vintage typewriter is making a comeback with a new generation of fans gravitating to machines that once gathered dust in attics and basements across the country.
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Typewriters Popular Again
In the age of smartphones, social media and hacking fears, vintage typewriters that once gathered dust in attics and basements are attracting a new generation of fans.
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Route 66 Adds Charging Stations, Solar Panels
The Mother Road is seeing a growing number of electric car charging stations along the 2,500-mile path, and some states even are pushing for solar panels and electric buses.
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Intel's Rio Rancho, NM plant (above). The giant chipmaker is expected to unveil details this week that could determine the future of the company's facility north of Albuquerque.
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NM Town Uneasy as Intel Cuts Jobs
In its heyday, the Rio Rancho Intel plant employed 7,000. Today, the 1,900 employees that remain produce a chip that's becoming obsolete.
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