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Trucks loaded with container move through a container terminal port in Shanghai, China Monday, June 9, 2025.
Trump Says U.S. Has Signed Deal With China on Trade
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$6M Humvee Parts Fraud Scheme
They used a shadow company to overcharge the Army and hide earnings.
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EPA Head: 'Regulatory Assault' is Over
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Company Charged with Defrauding Army
An alleged scheme resulted in overcharging the Defense Department $6 million for Humvee window kits.
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In this Thursday, Aug. 18, 2016, file photo, Matt Grigsby, senior program engineer at Otto, takes his hands off the steering wheel of a self-driving, big-rig truck during a demonstration on the highway, in San Francisco. Uber's self-driving startup Otto developed technology allowing big rigs to drive themselves. After taking millions of factory jobs, robots could be coming for a new class of worker: people who drive for a living.
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Automated Cars Threaten Driver Jobs
Robots have been taking factory jobs for years. Now, they are threatening a new class of worker.
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A woman and her PA-based cheese firms plead guilty to producing cheese with too little cheese and too much wood pulp.
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PA Cheese Firms Plead Guilty in Wood Pulp Case
A woman whose family controls several western Pennsylvania cheese-making firms will plead guilty to charges that their grated cheese had too little cheese and too much wood pulp.
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