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Ford Pauses $3.5 bln Battery Plant in Michigan - Why? UAW Or EV Bottom Line Or CCP Connections? - Vimarsana News

Ford Pauses $3.5 bln Battery Plant in Michigan - Why? UAW Or EV Bottom Line Or CCP Connections?

Ford has paused work on a $3.5 billion electric vehicle battery plant in Michigan, citing (Choose One Two Or Three) concerns about ability to competitively operate the plant (UAW Fault?), Big Losses On EV's (Management Fault?), US Congress Chinese Partner Connections (Emperors New Clothes Thinking Fault)

Obama's Approach to Arms Control Misreads Russian Nuclear Strategy - Vimarsana News

Obama's Approach to Arms Control Misreads Russian Nuclear Strategy

By signing a flawed successor agreement to the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, the Administration has squandered a golden opportunity.

Industry Voice: Will the global airline industry provide investors with upside in 2023? - Vimarsana News

Industry Voice: Will the global airline industry provide investors with upside in 2023?

Commercial airlines in the U.S. have returned to profitability in 2022, with EBITDA for the Big Four carriers (American, United, Delta and Southwest) approaching...

WVU Public Health professor aims to better understand the needs of pregnant women with substance use - Vimarsana News

WVU Public Health professor aims to better understand the needs of pregnant women with substance use

 E-Mail IMAGE: Dr. Brian Hendricks is conducting analysis around telehealth utilization. Pictured is a satellite image of a study area and a cluster of overdoses identified. When paired with satellite imagery, researchers... view more  Credit: West Virginia University Dr. Brian Hendricks, a research assistant professor with the West Virginia University School of Public Health's Department of Epidemiology, is trying to better understand the needs of a historically underserved population in West Virginia -- pregnant women with substance use disorder. Hendricks plans to explore telehe...