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Pentagon Issues $1B More in F-35 FundsWith production set to increase for the Joint Strike Fighter aircraft, and an across-the-board revamp of the aircraft weapons system, a new round of funding has been approved for the Lockheed-led program.FULL ARTICLE

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US Trade Deficit Narrows Unexpectedly in NovemberResilient consumption has supported U.S. trade, but analysts have expected the effect of higher interest rates, as it weighs on demand, to add pressure on imports.FULL ARTICLE

Milacron's Hertzer is still going strongMore than 40 years since taking a job at the processing machinery company, he still enjoys helping to shepherd development of new technologies.FULL ARTICLE

Regulatory Update: DOL Rule Could Turn Contractors Into Employees“Misclassifying employees as independent contractors is a serious issue that deprives workers of basic rights and protections,” explained Acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su.FULL ARTICLE

Trucking Industry Objects to DOL Rule on Contractors"I can think of nothing more un-American than for the government to extinguish the freedom of individuals to choose work arrangements that suit their needs and fulfill their ambitions."FULL ARTICLE

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New Surface Friction Measurement Method May Help Reduce Aircraft Drag and Improve Fuel EfficiencyMikrotron's EoSens CXP camera was used to capture images in a wind tunnel experiment to test the new surface measurement.FULL ARTICLE

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