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Today in Manufacturing has a new podcast brought to you by the editors of Industrial Media. In each episode, we discuss the five biggest stories in manufacturing, and the implications they have on the industry moving forward.
Energy
EU Looks to U.S. to Curb Reliance on Russian Natural Gas
Officials will discuss shipments of liquefied natural gas over the next two years.
Aerospace
Near-Empty Flights Crisscross Europe
Airlines admit they serve no purpose except to secure valuable time slots at major airports.
IoT
Facebook Whistleblower Fears the Metaverse
Frances Haugen warned that the system would give the embattled company another monopoly online.
Automotive
Car Makers Fined $1B Over Emission Collusion
Regulators said the companies resisted competition and denied consumers the chance to buy less-polluting cars.
Medical
WTO Chief Calls for Diversification of Vaccine Production
Normal market forces couldn't apply when it comes to the life-or-death issue of COVID-19 vaccines, she said.
Medical
EU to Negotiate Major Vaccine Contract Extension with Pfizer
The bloc hopes to buy 1.8 billion doses through 2023.
Aerospace
Tariffs Over Airbus-Boeing Spat to Be Suspended
A phone call clinched the first breakthrough to start rebuilding trans-Atlantic trade relations.
Energy
EU Plans Building Renovation Project to Save Energy
The bloc is littered with buildings that fail to contain heat in winter and cannot keep people cool in summer.
News
EU Trade Chief Resigns Over COVID Rules Controversy
He came under fire for violating quarantine, traveling in locked-down areas, and attending a posh golf dinner with some 80 guests.
News
EU-UK Deadlock Continues as Time Runs Out
The European Union's chief negotiator said any chance of a deal seemed to be slipping away.
News
EU Agrees on $2.1T Recovery Fund
A massive coronavirus fund, partly based on common borrowing, would be sent as loans and grants to the hardest-hit countries.