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Major Aluminum Maker Shuts Down; Vinyl's Resurgent Demand; Tesla Layoffs | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 74
Also on the podcast, solar umbrellas burst into flames, regulators hit Phillips 66, new tech turns whole fish into food and fireworks prices skyrocket.
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His first day at the textile company was on January 17, 1938.
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California Sets Nation's Toughest Plastics Reduction Rules
Companies have 10 years to make changes.
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New York Officials Rule Against Bitcoin-Mining Power Plant
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