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Food & Beverage
Parents Swap, Sell Baby Formula as Biden Focuses on Shortage
Frenzied parents are trying to keep their babies fed.
Product Development
Electric Vehicle Charging Company to Build Tennessee Factory
It is expected to produce up to 30,000 charging stations a year and create 500 new jobs.
Product Development
Biden Wants to Reduce Cancer Deaths by 50% Over Next 25 Years
One professor called it "extremely unlikely."
Regulation
U.S. to Release 50 Million Barrels of Oil to Ease Energy Costs
The move is aimed at global energy markets and voters coping with higher inflation and rising prices.
Regulation
White House Offering More Aid for Winter Heat, Utility Bills
The sum comes largely from the $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package.
Regulation
AP-NORC poll: Parties Split on Some Infrastructure Proposals
The poll finds a slim majority of Americans approve of Biden’s handling of infrastructure.
Regulation
Biden, GOP Struggle Over Infrastructure Costs
Biden wants to increase taxes for corporations and households making more than $400,000 a year.
Regulation
For Infrastructure Deal, Biden Eyes 'Multiple Paths Forward'
How to pay for the spending remains the topic of debate.
Regulation
Biden Ends GOP Infrastructure Talks, But New Group Emerges
Some Democrats have considered options that would allow them to pass the bill without Republican support.
Operations
Biden Hopes Infrastructure Can Bridge Partisan Divide
Both the Obama and Trump administrations famously promised to invest in infrastructure, only never fully to deliver.
Regulation
Economy Recovery Likely Slow
There is a reason economics is called the 'dismal science.'