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Audi puts $4 billion and 4,500 jobs into its first US plant in Georgia.

Audi plans to invest about $4 billion in a plant near Macon, Georgia, with capacity for up to 200,000 vehicles a year and about 4,500 jobs. Construction starts in 2027 and production in the early 2030s. That is years of construction, power and skilled-labor demand landing in one region.

Explainer: The Wall Street Journal

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Rare-earth magnets for motors can start in a decommissioned US wind farm, not a mine.

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