Industry
Seal Slaughter Starts in Canada Just Weeks After Mothers Give Birth
The Canadian government said Magdalen Islands sealers are permitted to slaughter harp seals from March 17.
Congress' Investment in American Industry is Missing an Ingredient
Trickling out subsidies through dozens of federal bureaucracies, as the House and Senate bills propose, won't by themselves revive American high-tech manufacturing.
Airlines Warn of Ticket Sale Slump, Slower Recovery as COVID Cases Rise
Delta, American, Southwest and other airlines reported seeing lower sales in August after a COVID-19 surge that started in July.
13 Ways to Maintain Brand Relevance Amidst Changing Industry Trends
Your industry is constantly changing. Learn how to change your brand along with it.
Coal Gets Dug Under
It was not Donald Trump's fault that coal was dying. It was his fault that he lied about being able to save it and then lied that he had.
'Industry' Star Harry Lawtey on What Season 2 Has in Store for Robert
"Industry" ended its first season with a potential cast shake-up which could mean a huge change for Robert Spearing according to the actor who plays him, Harry Lawtey.
What American Manufacturing Really Needs
Although there are certainly arguments to be made in favor of Biden's proposals, we've talked to hundreds of American manufacturers, and have learned that many of these campaign promises have raised skepticism.
Biden Thinks Rural Americans 'Feel Forgotten,' Plans to Rebuild Industries
The president-elect discussed his intentions to strengthen U.S. industrial policies and better serve the needs of rural populations during an interview published in "The New York Times" on Wednesday.
'Industry' Show Creators Break Down That First Episode Twist
"Industry" Episode 1 on HBO ends with the shock death of one of its characters. Show creators Mickey Down and Konrad Kay explained to Newsweek what this twist means for the rest of the show.
'Industry' Show Creators on the True Stories That Inspired the HBO Show
"Industry" is HBO's new drama that tells a fictionalized tale of life in the British financial industry, but it is inspired by Mickey Down and Konrad Kay's real experiences in the sector.
Countless Deaths Tied to Trump Admin Environmental Rollbacks Amid Pandemic
Public health and environmental experts say "there's nobody watching" U.S. oil and gas companies along with other leading pollutant operations after the industry complained about being unable to do business during the lockdown.
Let's Scare China and Help Ourselves and Our Friends at the Same Time
There is a creative way for the U.S. to exercise leverage over the hegemonic Chinese Communist Party.
Bill Maher Demands End of Cruise Ship Industry Amid Pandemic
The 'Real Time' host made a case for ending the cruise ship industry Friday night in an unusually quiet show with no live studio audience due to the virus.
Study: Big Pharma Companies Earn More Profits Than Most Other Industries
Researchers have compared the profit margins of America's drug companies, finding they are comparable with technology companies and higher than most industries.
What's the Case on Superfund Sites Argued in Front of SCOTUS About?
The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments for the case, Atlantic Richfield Co. v. Christian.
EPA to Relax Obama-era Coal Plant Rule, Claims Report
Two sources familiar with the plans told New York Times that changes to rules are expected to roll back limits on "the leaching of dangerous heavy metals like arsenic, lead and mercury."
Trump's Trade War Hurts Manufacturers. Some Say Fighting China's Worth It
The Trump administration is waging trade wars against China, the European Union, and others, and the tariffs are costing many American manufacturers money.
Why SAFE Banking Act Is Controversial
If the bill is enacted into law, it will remove a barrier facing US cannabis firms.
New Technological Frontiers in the Oil & Gas Industry
While the oil and gas industry is making significant bets on a wide range of energy technologies, it is also focusing on digital technologies that promise to transform enterprises as fundamentally as in other sectors. Download the full report to learn more.
What if Elon Musk Succeeds?
Reports of Tesla's demise have been greatly exaggerated, and that's what should worry us. Musk's bombshell about taking Tesla private was only his latest surprise.
Gunmakers Should've Feared Trump Instead of Clinton
As the NRA and gun manufacturers dumped millions into Trump and the Republican Party in 2016, Clinton may have been a boon to the industry as president.
Most Voters Support the Backlash Against Gun Industry
A new poll shows American voters think the majority of Congress is afraid of the NRA and support companies like Dick's Sporting Goods, which announced it will stop selling assault-style rifles or raise the age restriction to 21.
Linda McMahon Spoke at Trump Hotel; Aides Kept it Quiet
An employee directed a staffer to avoid photographing Linda McMahon with a "Trump Hotels" sign, documents show.
Trump's Coal Expansion Faces Environmental Opposition
Ranchers and tribal leaders alike are taking a stand against Secretary Zinke's rollbacks.
'Game of Thrones' Leaked Script Rocks HBO
The hackers supposedly have 1.5 terabytes of stolen data from HBO.
Critic's Defense of Wonder Woman Review Stirs Backlash
David Edelstein's Vulture review (and his defense of it) highlights the pushback against how some male film critics talk about female characters.
What America Is Doing About Guns in 2017
This year Republican legislators are trying to expand the Stand Your Ground law in Florida and issue NRA vanity license plates in Washington State.
German Companies 'Want Britain In Single Market'
Most expect new barriers to trade with Britain.