IAM and TCU/IAM support Long Island Rail Road strike for fair contract
Members of two major unions began striking at Long Island Rail Road after prolonged stalled negotiations over wages. Leaders from both unions say workers seek contracts reflecting increased living costs amid ongoing solidarity efforts.
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U.S. Census Bureau releases business formation statistics for March 2026
The U.S. Census Bureau has published its latest Business Formation Statistics for March 2026. The report covers new business applications across all states and Puerto Rico.
Prologis receives approval for $17 billion Georgia data center project
Coweta County commissioners approved Prologis’ plan for one of Georgia’s largest-ever data center campuses after debate among officials and residents. The $17 billion project could bring major tax revenue but raises questions about infrastructure demands.
DOE announces $263 million conditional loan for domestic medical isotope facility in Wisconsin
The Department of Energy has issued a conditional $263 million loan commitment for SHINE Chrysalis’ new medical isotope plant in Wisconsin. The facility aims to provide a secure domestic source of molybdenum-99 crucial for diagnostic imaging procedures nationwide. Final approval depends on meeting specific technical and regulatory requirements.
IAM Union criticizes Apple over closure of unionized Towson retail store
The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers criticized Apple’s decision to close its Towson store. The union called into question Apple’s stated reasons for closing what was the first unionized U.S. Apple retail location.
IAM Union urges Olin Winchester to reach agreement as strike continues in Missouri
About 1,350 IAM Union workers remain on strike at Olin Winchester’s Lake City Army Ammunition Plant in Missouri over pay and working conditions. The dispute raises concerns about U.S. military ammunition supplies during rising global tensions.
Georgia Power reports progress on grid investment program and reliability improvements
Georgia Power says it has invested $1.3 billion over three years into upgrading its power grid under its Grid Investment Program. The company reports improved reliability for hundreds of thousands after recent storms thanks to these enhancements.
Trump administration orders Colorado coal plant to remain open for power reliability
Secretary Chris Wright has ordered a Colorado coal plant to stay open past its planned closure date. The decision aims to prevent potential blackouts by ensuring continued access to reliable electricity sources. The move comes amid ongoing debates over U.S. energy policy.
Healthpeak affiliate acquires Cobb County senior housing for $240 million
Healthpeak Properties’ affiliate has purchased two major senior living communities in Cobb County for $240 million as part of Janus Living’s launch. The move reflects growing investor interest amid rising demand for senior housing driven by demographic trends.