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Obama sees electric battery plant as hopeful for the future of the job market and economy
The president has been pushing for a greener economy, and a new electric battery plant may be the beginning of a huge endeavor.
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- The U.S. Chamber of Commerce claims that state-level labor regulations that exceed those set by the federal government cost jobs (more »)
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