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Tariff relief offered to keep Audi plant in U.S
Officials reportedly promised tax breaks on imports to ensure the German automaker maintains its manufacturing operations within the country.
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FCC votes to ban Chinese labs from US electronics testing
The Federal Communications Commission voted to prohibit Chinese laboratories from testing US electronics, with the ban taking effect in December 2028.
Congress Trades
Rep. Kevin Hern discloses selling ASML, Seagate Technology and Texas Instruments shares
The filing, filed Oct 28, includes 3 trades in 3 stocks; the largest is a sale of $15,001 to $50,000 of ASML on Oct 23. Others include STX and TXN.
Tariffs
Audi advances $4 billion Georgia plant amid tariff talks
Audi is moving forward with a $4 billion assembly plant in Georgia that will produce 200,000 vehicles annually. The project follows reports that the Commerce Department is developing tariff exemptions for automakers committing to U.S. manufacturing by 2027.
Pharmacy Reform
Report says new rules force drug brokers to reveal hidden costs
According to a report, the Labor Department is enacting regulations that compel third-party administrators to publicly report their rebate and pricing arrangements.
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Trump says he will raise tariffs on imported chips
The president stated that he intends to increase tariffs on semiconductor imports, a move that could impact global supply chains and technology sector costs.
Washington
DHS acknowledges possible Security incident
The Department of Homeland Security confirmed it knows about a suspected data breach after a leak site made the claim.
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