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Workers Win Raises at GM Ultium Cells Battery Plant
DETROIT — Unionized workers at a General Motors joint venture electric vehicle battery plant will see pay raises while they continue to negotiate a contract, if they ratify an interim deal.
What Happens When the Brand Gimmick Is Too Good?
Cartons of branded ice cream flavors at the Ice Cream Project. Anya Hindmarch As the summer season draws to a close on performative, branded ice cream, London’s Ice Cream Project takes the genre to its logical conclusion:…
Daily Infographic: Big oil sees downtick in 2023
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AIC issues advice on photo ID for fertiliser buyers
Farmers Weekly The Agricultural Industries Confederation (AIC) has produced a flyer for farmers offering guidance on new fertiliser rules to be introduced this autumn. A change in the law will require farmers to provide photo…
Falling grain exports will affect US railroads’ capacity needs, expert says
Within the next 10 years, U.S. and Canadian grain exports could look very different from now. Stiff competition from other grain-producing countries and regions, such as Brazil, the area around the Black Sea and Australia,…
Ways farmers can collaborate to tackle costs and low prices
Farmers Weekly An unfair characterisation or otherwise, farmers historically have had a reputation for being reluctant to co-operate with each other, often lagging behind other industries when it comes to working together.…
Yellow’s Terminals: Analysts Expect More Bids
Analysts are expecting more players to take part in an upcoming auction for the 169 terminals owned by Yellow Corp. beyond those who already have raised their hands.
Bare land blocks, castle ruin and Herefordshire farm for sale
Farmers Weekly Blocks of bare land and smaller farms are the main new offerings in the late summer market, some with unusual history and others presenting good commercial land. In Wiltshire, 44 acres of ring-fenced gently…
Editor’s view: Volatility will breed a new type of farmer
Farmers Weekly It strikes me that farmers are being just as selectively bred for the conditions imposed on them as the livestock and crops they select traits for. How different are you to the person who farmed the land you’re…
Will’s World: Why you can’t beat a Massey Ferguson 135
Farmers Weekly In 1965 Winston Churchill died and more than a million people lined the streets of London for his state funeral. Muhammad Ali defeated Sonny Liston, the Beatles played their legendary concert at Shea Stadium,…
