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Boeing to build hypersonic spaceplane
DefenseNews.com
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.selected Boeing to design its Experimental Spaceplane, or XS-1, a new class of hypersonic aircraft that would can launch to low Earth orbit in days, rather than months or years, the agency announced …
Boeing, DARPA to build prototype spaceplaneBusiness Insider
DARPA selects Boeing for spaceplane projectSpaceNews
Boeing and DARPA are developing an experimental spaceplane with Aerojet Rocketdyne engines (Video)Puget Sound Business Journal (Seattle)
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Los Angeles Times

TSA is taking a closer look at LAX passengers' electronic devices
Los Angeles Times
The Transportation Security Administration has been quietly testing a new screening procedure that more closely examines electronic devices in carry-on bags at LAX and nine other airports. Under the test screening process, passengers passing through
TSA to tighten screening of electronics at select airportsCNBC
The TSA is testing new ways to make airport security even worseThe Verge
TSA may ask you to unpack tablets and cluttered carry-on bagsEngadget
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Bloomberg

Former Ford CEO Mark Fields Could Walk Away With $57.5 Million
Bloomberg
Former Ford Motor Co. Chief Executive Officer Mark Fields, ousted by the board after the automaker's stock declined 37 percent on his watch, could walk away with about $57.5 million in compensation. The largest portion of the ex-CEO's payout is in
Howes: Team Hackett must target clarity, complacencyThe Detroit News
Why an office furniture CEO got the top job at one of America's biggest automakersWashington Post
The US auto industry is under assault from fake newsBusiness Insider
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Los Angeles Times

Slaughterhouses and sawmills had better safety records than Tesla, but the company says it's improving
Los Angeles Times
Elon Musk is moving as fast as he can to replace human workers with robots, but right now he's dealing with some serious flesh-and-blood issues. Tesla Motors Inc., the electric car company he runs, is under fire for its record on workplace safety.
A new report slams Tesla working conditions, claims employees have suffered twice as many serious injuriesBusiness Insider
Labor Group Says Tesla Plant's Worker Injury Rate Tops Industry AverageForbes
Injury rates at Tesla's auto factory were 31 percent higher than the industry average, report findsThe Verge
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CNBC

Bitcoin surges to record above $2500, bringing 2017 gain to more than 150%
CNBC
The latest move higher followed an announcement from the Digital Currency Group that encouraged investors about the future of bitcoin. The digital currency's more than 150 percent surge this year is far more than traditional safety assets. Evelyn Cheng
Cryptocurrency Mania Goes Beyond BitcoinBloomberg
Bitcoin just scaled another recordBusiness Insider
If you'd bought $1000 of Bitcoin in 2010, you'd be worth $35MArs Technica
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The number of global companies using an internal carbon price has tripled in the last year, and more are poised to join them. Here’s their rationale.

A new BSR initiative brings together major fuel buyers to scope out the market for alternative fuels and heavy-duty electric vehicles.

Recently, U.S. facilities have begun to offer large-scale renewable energy options to customers. Here, a closer look at the rapid scale-up.

Early indications are that policy retrenchment on hazardous waste facilities and Superfund sites will run deep under the Trump administration.

Sponsored: Buying wind energy isn’t just a matter of signing up. There are a number of complex questions to ponder.