UAW chief to meet U.S. attorney on reform after probe
UAW head to discuss potential changes with U.S. Attorney Matthew Schneider for the Eastern District of Michigan as corruption probes have tainted the union. Ten officials and a late official's spouse pleaded guilty since 2017, with funds misused for golf, lodging, meals, and kickbacks including a Fiat Chrysler-UAW center. Nearby Belarus and Norway news follow, including bank seizures, arrests, app suspensions, and CureVac stake by Germany.
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United Auto Workers
U.S
Detroit
Matthew Schneider
Michigan
UAW
Gary Jones
FCA
Takeout Makeover Changes Chicago Restaurants Embrace
Chicago restaurateurs shift to takeout grocery style bundles after stay at home orders. Bungalow by Middle Brow pivots to pizza kits and local produce while planning limited advance takeout slots. Industry experts expect takeout to outpace dine in as people seek safe home dining options.
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Alison Fethke
Middle Brow
Chicago
John J. Kim
Chicago Tribune
Tribune News Service
Pete Ternes
Logan Square
Bungalow By
Ternes
Bungalow
Kevin Boehm
Boka Group
Girl & the Goat
Swift & Sons
Fulton Market
Boehm
Stephanie Izard
GT Prime
Brasserie
Bellemore
Doug Roth
Playground Hospitality
Zagat
BP takes major hit as virus speeds up emissions shift
BP will write down the value of its oil and gas assets by up to 17.5 billion dollars and review wells as COVID-19 sharply reduces demand. It cut long term Brent forecast to about 55 dollars a barrel from 70, stressing a faster shift to net zero by 2050. Chief Executive Bernard Looney says the charge stems from weaker energy demand, while BP accelerates its transition strategy.
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Brent
Bernard Looney
U.S
David Elmes
Warwick Business School
England
Supreme Court clears path for Appalachian Trail crossing permit
The Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling and allowed the Atlantic Coast Pipeline to proceed, ruling the Forest Service has authority to grant rights of way beneath the Appalachian Trail in national forests. The decision keeps eight remaining permits pending and prompts renewed environmental review.
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Supreme Court
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West Virginia
Virginia
North Carolina
Clarence Thomas
Forest Service
Sonia Sotomayor
Elena Kagan
U.S. Forest Service
Dominion Energy
Duke Energy
George Washington National Forest
Atlantic Coast Pipeline
Ann Nallo
Sierra Club
Georgia
Maine
Congress
Richmond
4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
D.J. Gerken
Southern Environmental Law Center
Gerken
4Th Circuit
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Berlin
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CureVac
Kfw Development Bank
Peter Altmaier
Dietmar Hopp
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