About a year ago, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer called on Michigan lawmakers to create a research and development tax credit for businesses and a new fund to support start-up companies in the state. On Monday, her wish came true. Whitmer signed into law House Bills 5100 and 5101 to create the R&D tax credit. She also … Read more
Since 1970, the EPA has regulated air pollution from passenger vehicles, heavy-duty trucks and buses, and many other sources. These standards have improved air quality despite increased economic activity and more miles traveled on average per person. Credit: EPA From the time you get up in the morning until you go to bed at night, … Read more
Irvine leaders are looking to add more reviews for where new warehouses in town go amidst concerns that too many warehouses and logistic buildings are going in next to homes. It’s been a growing problem in the Irvine Business Complex, where city leaders are trying to expand housing development to keep up with state mandated … Read more
Known as “Greenville’s Neighborhood Spot,” Clayton’s Deli and its in-house subsidiary The Pound Cake Man, have closed at 1628 E. North St. Initially announced on Jan. 8 through a social media post, Clayton’s Deli’s last day of operation was scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 11, however, upon arriving at the location, the beloved breakfast, sandwich and … Read more
Walmart just unveiled its latest brand refresh — the first major change in 17 years. The new logo draws retro inspiration from one of founder Sam Walton’s iconic trucker hats. Walmart said blue and yellow evoke the retail giant’s past and look forward to a more digital future. What’s old is new again. With Walmart’s … Read more
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed an executive order temporarily suspending landmark environmental laws to allow victims of wildfires to rebuild their destroyed homes and businesses faster. Newsweek has contacted Newsom’s office for comment via email. Why It Matters Wildfires have devastated communities across the Los Angeles area, burning through an area larger than San … Read more
With the environment secretary having recently announced plans for a “new deal for farmers” (Report, 8 January), he must also pay close attention to the relationship between climate change and food security. Some 70% of land across the UK is farmed, and together with forestry and fishing, our industries employ 300,000 people. Any “new deal” must … Read more
The sell-off that transpired Friday may not be done and could soon retest long-term support levels, according to BTIG. Stocks tumbled during the previous session, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average losing nearly 700 points, or more than 1.6%, after a hot jobs report exacerbated investor fears the Federal Reserve will not cut as much … Read more
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In response to concerns that environmental protection efforts might delay reconstruction in the coastal area, environmental laws that could have posed obstacles to rebuilding structures destroyed by the Southern California wildfires will be temporarily suspended. Houses along the scenic Pacific Coast Highway in California burned down in a monstrous fire that destroyed more than 10,000 … Read more