U.S. Manufacturer Chosen for Poland’s Nuclear Project

Westinghouse to provide technology for the first project phase. Poland’s Council of Ministers chose the U.S. company Westinghouse Electrical Corporation last week as the technology provider for their…

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Additional $74 Million Dedicated to Mine Reclamation

Maryland, Ohio, and Virginia receive funding opportunity The Department of the Interior recently announced that $74 million has been made available to reclaim abandoned mines in Maryland, Ohio,…

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261,000 Jobs Added to U.S. Economy in October

Unemployment also rises from 3.5% to 3.7%. On Friday, the U.S. Labor Department reported that 261,000 jobs were added to the U.S. economy in October. At the same…

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U.S. Manufacturing at Lowest Level Since 2020

Companies prepare for potential lower demand.  America’s manufacturing activity fell for the fourth month while prices paid to manufacturers also decreased to the lowest level in more than…

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President Calls for Oil Companies to Reinvest Profits

He urged Congress to raise their taxes if production is not increased. President Joe Biden has urged Congress to increase taxes on oil and gas companies’ profits if…

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FTC Explores Reduction of Junk Fees

Extra, unnecessary charges are common in multiple industries. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) opened public comments this week to inform potential policies against junk fees. Junk fees are…

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Labor Department Releases Third Quarter Data

Wages and labor spending increased, no indicators show inflation slowing. The Labor Department released third-quarter information showing that worker pay and benefits rose rapidly compared to the year…

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President Announces Protections from Junk Bank Fees

He says the measure will help struggling families.  On Wednesday, President Joe Biden announced the implementation of protections from what he called “junk fees.” The measures include prohibiting…

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Thanksgiving Turkeys to Cost More This Year

Supply is also expected to be low. Between avian flu, inflation, and supply chain challenges, Thanksgiving turkeys will be both hard to find and more expensive than ever. When…

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Appeals Court Rules CFPB’s Funding Methods Unconstitutional

Decision is in opposition to previous rulings made by other courts. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is an independent federal agency that supervises banks and addresses complaints…

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