Russia’s War in Ukraine Reveals a Risk for the EV Future: Price Shocks in Precious Metals
28 Mar 2022
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A silver sedan rolled off of the General Motors assembly line in Spring Hill, Tennessee, last Monday that represented the $35 billion bet the company is making on the future inside the chassis of its most storied brand.
It was GM’s first all-electric Cadillac Lyriq, launched nine months earlier than scheduled and signaling that the automaker is charging full-speed-ahead on its transition to electric vehicles, despite tumultuous times.
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The Pine City Technology Shovel Ready Certified Park features shovel ready sites near I-35, offering north/south access. This 30+ acre park is just east of I-35 and the Henriette Road exit on Airport Road. With all of the utilities in place, including high speed internet, these sites are ready to...
In red hot economy, experts offer takes on inflation, workforce issues at Midwest Economic Outlook Summit
Mar 24 2022The economy has been running hot, hot, hot.
With inflation, war in Ukraine, workforce shortages and supply chain issues bedeviling the U.S., business people are seeking insights to navigate toward stability.
That search brought hundreds to the Midwest Economic Outlook Summit Thursday, March 24.
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The Great Lakes shipping season begins overnight Friday, ending the two-month winter offseason.
Signs were evident Wednesday as U.S. Coast Guard icebreakers and tugs cleared paths for transiting lake freighters in places such as Whitefish Bay, on the eastern end of Lake Superior, and the port of Duluth-Superior...
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