Daily News February 16, 2016

U.S. gives green light to first factory in Cuba since revolution The Obama administration has approved the first U.S. factory in Cuba in more than half a century, allowing a two-man company from Alabama to build a plant assembling as many as 1,000 small tractors a year for sale to private farmers in Cuba. Cuban officials already have publicly and enthusiastically endorsed the project. The partners said they expect to be building tractors in Cuba by the first quarter of 2017. AP reports. South Korea’s POSCO to build plant in Argentina POSCO, Korea’s largest steel supplier, has announced it will build a large-scale lithium production plant in Argentina. The plant will be located near the Pozuelos lake in the northern […]

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