NAFTA Rewrite Sparks Trade Tensions Over Auto Rules
The Trump administration presses to rewrite NAFTA with tougher rules on content and wages to regain auto production in the United States. Canada and Mexico seek exemptions or maintain current terms, while Japan faces renewed tariffs. Allies warn changes could raise costs and disrupt global supply chains.
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Ford back in action as F Series drives factory restart
Ford resumes normal scheduling as C10 and Super Duty lines gear up after disruptions. Ford workers return to shifts, and Meridian Magnesium builds parts for Ford with 40 billion in F Series revenue cited. Eaton Rapids production aims for rapid normalization. Meridian partners expand tool and die efforts.
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Airlines tighten rules on emotional support animals
Delta United and American move to require advance notice and documentation for emotional support animals and bar several species from cabins. Incidents rise with animals on board, prompting calls for clearer federal guidance and safety measures.
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Retail Roundup Mixed Results Hit Major U.S. Chains
J.C. Penney misses earnings as cold spring curbs apparel sales and plus sizes expand. CEO says special sizes are growth driver while markets cheer Walmart first quarter gains and Macy’s rebound amid online growth. Foreign-born workers rise to 27.4 million in 2016, 17.1 percent of the labor force.
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Gas prices to rise for summer driving season
Gas prices hover near $3 a gallon as oil tops $80 a barrel and AAA forecasts a 4.7 percent rise in car travel for Memorial Day weekend. GasBuddy data show Elyria averaging around $2.75 per gallon while national averages sit near $2.90. Analysts say prices may peak around $3.15 to $3.20, with Americans spending about $100 more on gasoline this summer.
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