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John Deere agrees to pay $99 million and make key repair resources available to farmers, marking a major victory in the ongoing battle for the right to repair agricultural equipment.

Venezuela's government has approved a new law to open up the country's mining sector to foreign investors, aiming to boost economic growth and development.

Volkswagen has halted production of its all-electric ID.4 in the US, pivoting back to focus on gas-powered SUVs like the upcoming Atlas at its US factory.

Ticketing platform StubHub settles FTC allegations over undisclosed fees, agreeing to pay $10 million penalty for deceptive advertising of ticket prices on its website.

Two sisters, daughters of Dominican immigrants, build a thriving chocolate factory in their parents' homeland, providing farmers a stake in the company and fulfilling their own American dream.

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Volkswagen announces the end of ID.4 electric SUV production at its Tennessee plant, signaling a strategic realignment in its U.S. electric vehicle efforts.

John Deere agrees to pay farmers $99M for allegedly restricting repair access, but advocates say the settlement falls short.

Volkswagen ends production of its ID.4 electric SUV in Chattanooga to retool for the gasoline-powered Atlas SUV, reflecting shifting market demands.

The UK's Modern Industrial Strategy has led to over £700 million in investment and 4,200 new jobs in the advanced manufacturing sector, with the creation of the country's largest gigafactory.