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Venture Global Delays Contracted LNG Shipments Until End of 2024

The company has reportedly revised the start of contract cargoes from its Calcasieu Pass LNG plant to late 2024, extending a previous delay by almost a year.

Wilhelmshaven, Germany. July 2022. Photo: David Hecker/Getty Images/Bloomberg

Boeing Struggling to Keep Pace with Airbus Through 2023 Despite June Deliveries

As of July 11, Boeing has reportedly delivered 266 aircraft to consumers, which is less than the delivery output recorded by Airbus through 2023.

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German Production Drops as Factory Weakness Weighs on Growth

Output dropped 0.2% from April to May 2023 as a decline in pharmaceuticals outweighed more vehicle manufacturing, according to the Wiesbaden-based statistics office.

Harsewinkel, Germany. August 2017. Photo: Krisztian Bocsi/Bloomberg

GM, Toyota U.S. Sales Jump in Sign of Auto Industry Strength

GM sales rose almost 19% during the second quarter of 2023 while Toyota claimed its sales grew by 7.1% during the quarter.

Glendale, California. February 2023. Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images/Bloomberg

Home Depot Planning to Cut Costs by $500M

By reducing its costs, the organization believes it'll remain on track for its earnings guidance from this quarter, which will see 2023 sales decline by 2% to 5%.

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Japan Retail Sales Rebound, Adding to Signs of Recovery

Spending rose by 1.3% from April 2023 to May 2023, according to a June 29 statement from the economy ministry, beating economists’ expectations of a 0.8% increase.

Tokyo, Japan. June 2023. Photo: Shoko Takayasu/Bloomberg

General Mills’ Sales Took a Hit in the Most Recent Quarter

Despite the volume drop-off, the company behind Cheerios and Bisquick pancake mix increased its revenues through core business operations by 3% during the most recent quarter.

Minneapolis, Minnesota. August 2021. Photo: iStock.com/Wolterk

Master Lock Closing Milwaukee Plant After 100 Years of Operations

Employees claim that more than 400 jobs will be sent abroad to Mexico and China where the company currently houses manufacturing facilities.

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Airbus Outsells Boeing as Focus Shifts from Buying to Building

North American and European carriers sat largely on the sidelines while Airbus raked in a record-setting deal for 500 narrowbody jets from low-cost carrier Indigo.

Paris Air Show in Le Bourget, France. June 19, 2023. Photo: Bloomberg

Innovative Supply Chain Center Solution Launched in Illinois

The center will cater to the state’s SMMs and OEMs, providing them with the tools and services needed to strengthen their supply chains.

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VW, Glencore Back $1bn SPAC Mine Deal to Secure EV Metals

According to a June 12 statement, London-listed ACG Acquisition Co. is buying the assets from the private equity firm Appian Capital Advisory.

Vale N4W. Parauapebas, Para state, Brazil. May 2023. Photo: Dado Galdieri/Bloomberg

U.K. Government Providing £31mn for Sustainable Food Production

So far, in 2023 alone, the government of the United Kingdom has made £168 million available to farmers and food producers across the country.

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