Trump Says Aug. 1 Tariff Deadline Won’t Be Extended
President Donald Trump on July 7. (Alex Brandon/AP) President Donald Trump said he would not offer any extensions to a new Aug. 1 deadline for nations to begin paying so-called reciprocal tariffs. “TARIFFS WILL START BEING PAID ON AUGUST 1, 2025. There has been no change to this date, and ...more
California Awards Tax Credits for Port, Hydrogen Projects
Marine Terminals Corp. was awarded an $800,000 tax credit for an $8 million investment in heavy equipment and hiring three ...more
Congressional Republicans Push Reconciliation
The House Transportation and Infrastructure panel gave partisan backing to an electric vehicle fee of $250 as well as a ...more
Congressional Republicans Push Reconciliation Bill
The House Transportation and Infrastructure panel gave partisan backing to an electric vehicle fee of $250 as well as a ...more
Ford Suspends 2025 Outlook Amid Trump Tariff Strain
Ford CEO Jim Farley last week said the company won’t increase the price of its vehicles until it sees how ...more
Morgan Olson Debuts Compact Kestrel Work Truck
(Morgan Olson) Morgan Olson has introduced a more compact addition to its fleet with the launch of the Kestrel work ...more
Rivian to Build $120 Million Supplier Park in Illinois
Rivian will get $16 million in state incentives for the supplier park, which includes a $5 million tax benefit over ...more