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$100M Expansion Could Add Over 400 Manufacturing Jobs

The project will encompass both expanding the current facility and building a new manufacturing plant.

Elevating the Food Supply Chain

The structures combine the design of a high-rise office building with the functionality of hydroponic farming on steroids.

Georgia Dome Imploded in Atlanta

It took about 5,000 pounds of explosives and 15 seconds to wipe about 25 years of history from the Atlanta landscape.

Delays Add to Intrigue Surrounding SpaceX Launch

Absolutely nothing is known about the rocket’s payload, who is paying SpaceX to deploy it, or where exactly it’s going.

Zero For the Heroes in San Francisco

Re-designing a fire truck to maneuver around bike lanes and Uber pickup points while going up the city's legendary hills with 500 gallons water is no small feat.

Industry 4.0 Also Advances Security Threats

Attacks are often driven by a desire to create physical damage, compliance issues, critical infrastructure services disruptions and perform espionage.

GM Taunts Tesla with Promise of Profitable EVs

The remarks come on the heels of Tesla announcing a record $619 million loss in the third quarter, and its continuing struggles to meet production demands.

Consumer Tastes Bring Change to World’s Largest Brewer

Unlike most changes at the top, the reasons for A-B InBev's drop in sales have little to do with product quality, supply chain disruptions, or operational inefficiencies.

GE Looking to Cut $20B

Industries that demand a high level of investment and generate a slower return are seen as a poor mix with the company’s growth areas in power, software, aerospace, and healthcare.