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Tariffs · United StatesAll medium and heavy duty trucks imported into the United States will face a 25% tariff rate staring November 1, President Donald Trump said in a post on his social media platform on Monday.See the Story
Trump says 25% tariff for medium and heavy duty trucks to start Nov. 1
43% Center coverage: 100 sources
Chevron · El SegundoGasoline prices hopped higher in the wake of a Chevron refinery fire in Southern California last week as the energy company seeks to maximize output from the fuel factory’s undamaged units. In several key markets across the state, including the Bay Area, average prices for regular unleaded gasoline were higher during mid-afternoon Tuesday than before the Chevron El Segundo fire on Friday, according to GasBuddy. As of mid-afternoon Tuesday, avera…See the Story
California Gasoline Prices Rise After Refinery Fire
49% Center coverage: 8 sources
Panama, Panama · PanamaIn a single set of moves, Mexican cement maker Cemex sold its Panama operations to Dominican-owned Grupo Estrella for about $200 million and raised its stake to a majority in Couch Aggregates, a supplier of sand, gravel, and crushed stone in the U.S. Southeast. The Panama package includes the Bayano cement plant in Calzada Larga, […]See the Story
Cemex Leaves Panama, Bets Bigger on U.S. Aggregates
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