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Bruce Schreiner
Associated Press
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Safety
Planning Questions Emerge at Tornado-Destroyed Candle Plant
Eight of the 110 workers on the overnight shift Friday are confirmed dead.
Product Development
GE Appliances Announces $450M Investment
It will add more than 1,000 jobs.
Operations
Amid Strike, Bourbon Maker to Start Hiring Replacement Workers
About 420 union members voted last month to reject a new five-year contract offer.
Operations
Ford's Plan for New EV Factories Raises Question Over Union Jobs
The carmaker is going to hire 11,000 workers, but just how good will those jobs be?
Operations
Ford to Add 10,800 Jobs Making Electric Vehicles, Batteries
It is the largest manufacturing investment Ford has ever made.
Operations
New CEO to Oversee Struggling $1.7B Mill Project
Kentucky taxpayers have a direct stake in Braidy’s plans to build the aluminum rolling mill.
Operations
Aluminum Plant Project Short $500M
Despite a state investment of $15M, the project has struggled from the start to obtain the private capital it needs.
Food & Beverage
U.S. Whiskey Exports Decline
President Trump’s trade war has dampened the overseas market for American-made whiskey.
Food & Beverage
Leading Hemp Processor Files for Bankruptcy
It's a 'gut punch' to the fledgling industry.
Operations
Shakeup at Company Planning $1.7B Plant
The project is staked to millions in taxpayer money.
Supply Chain
Apple Awards $250M for Glass
Combined with the $200M received from Apple's Advanced Manufacturing Fund, the combined investments will support R&D for next-gen devices.
Regulation
Sanders: Support Coal Country and Climate
"Coal miners ... are not my enemy," the senator said. "Workers in the fossil fuel industry are not my enemy. Climate change is our enemy."