Bid to revive solar factories faces job-killer
Suniva's trade case aims to spur tariffs on imported solar panels to revive U.S. manufacturing but warns that automation and overseas production limit job gains. Analysts note the broader shift toward high output with fewer workers, while most solar employment remains in installation, development, and finance rather than cell or module fabrication.
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Wells Fargo fires consumer lending head over regulator remarks
Franklin Codel, Wells Fargo's consumer lending chief, was terminated after a conversation with a former employee in which he disparaged U S regulators. The firing follows the bank's ongoing sales scandal fallout and regulatory scrutiny. The bank intends to name a replacement by year end.
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Airlines last-minute fares costly across industries
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