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Finance
Lordstown Motors SPAC vote set amid unique business risks
The vote to complete a reverse merger for commercial electric pickup startup Lordstown Motors is set for Oct. 22 amid greater than run-of-the-mill business risks.
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Infrastructure
Trump signs 1-year highway bill extension
$13.6 billion included in package to keep Highway Trust Fund running.
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News
Alaska, South Dakota secure funding for rail projects
Alaska and South Dakota received $6.9 million in grants from the Federal Railroad Administration for rail-related projects.
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American Shipper
Trump targets steel from Brazil, Mexico
President Trump’s new measures are aimed at addressing steel import issues affecting American producers during the COVID-19 pandemic
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News
Who’s transportation backing? Dems are early favorites
A look at the latest campaign spending reports shows that those in the transportation industries are heavily supporting Democratic candidates, but Trump holds a big…
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Last Mile
Breaking: House passes $25 billion funding bill for USPS
The House voted in a rare Saturday session to pass legislation that would provide $25 billion in emergency funding to the U.S. Postal Service (USPS).
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News
Borderlands: Mexican auto production revs up; Trump OKs new international rail bridge
Borderlands is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week: Mexican auto production breaks out of…
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Finance
Lordstown Motors going public in reverse merger
Startup electric truck maker Lordstown Motors takes trendy reverse merger route to public ownership, and a $1.6 billion valuation.
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News
Postal Service reaches agreement on $10 billion Treasury loan
Trump opposed CARES Act loan in May unless agency raised rates it charged Amazon
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News
NATSO, ATA urge wearing masks at truck stops
Following Love’s Travel Centers’ edict requiring face coverings at its truck stops, NATSO and the American Trucking Associations followed suit.
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