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John Seewer
Associates Press
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Regulation
Purdue Pharma, U.S. States Agree to New Opioid Settlement
It could be more than $10 billion.
Supply Chain
Intel Building $20B Ohio Chip Facility Amid Global Shortage
The two factories are expected to create 3,000 jobs.
Operations
Taiwan's Foxconn Has Deal to Buy Lordstown Plant in Ohio
The plant used to be owned by GM.
Safety
Metal Plate Flies Off World's Second-Tallest Roller Coaster
The bracket struck a woman who was standing in line.
Safety
Beefed Up Inspections After Horrific Fair Ride Accident
New mandatory checks for rust and metal fatigue after a carnival ride’s corroded steel arm snapped.
Operations
Trump Budget Targets Lordstown Loan
Eliminating the Advanced Technology Vehicle Manufacturing Loan Program could create some issues for the administration.
Operations
Rust Belt Banks on Electric Vehicles
The region is embarking on an ambitious plan to become a research and production hub for EVs.
Operations
GM Lends $40M to Startup in Ohio Plant
The company wants to make electric pickup trucks at the massive Ohio assembly plant GM shut down earlier this year.
Operations
GM Selling Closed OH Factory to EV Maker
The company called Lordstown Motors Corp. plans to hire 400 production workers at the outset, but still needs more investors before manufacturing can begin.
Operations
Trump's Rust Belt Revival is Fading. Will it Matter in 2020?
A year away from Election Day, President Trump's promised coal and steel renaissance is not materializing.
Supply Chain
GM Workers Worry About Paying Bills Amid Strike
While pressure is intensifying to reach a deal, the losses for both sides are mounting and spilling over into the auto supply chain.
Operations
Hope of Return to Closed GM Plant Fades for Workers
Among the thousands of former Lordstown assembly plant workers now spread across GM factories in seven states, many were hoping GM revive production and rescue their old jobs.