Bob Tita

SpaceX rocket builders voted overwhelmingly to incorporate the Starbase, Texas, rocket complex as a municipality https://t.co/hgmkPU3xc3 via @WSJ

The U.S. leather industry can’t escape the trade war, with tariffs affecting both U.S. exports of cattle hides and imports of finished leather goods https://t.co/UCr7LgOlhr via @WSJ

Some manufacturers have worked for years to build an all-U.S. supply chain, but struggle to eliminate every last foreign-made component, such as ball bearings https://t.co/jfS5Qg3e0L via @WSJ

As the trade war disrupts export markets, sorghum backers are trying to persuade consumers that the gluten-free grain can be the next quinoa. If only it had a cool name. https://t.co/YwTrJMhdg6 via @WSJ

BHP Cautions on Tariff War Risks While Posting Higher Copper Output https://t.co/Ecyi8VWzBz via @WSJ

“I brought a knife to a gunfight.” Tensions are running high among ranchers looking for the right bull to repopulate thinning herds. https://t.co/DJdUUjMxpZ via @WSJ

Harley faces slowing sales of its bikes, an aging customer base and no clear path forward. Now, a fight over its future leadership has spilled into public view. https://t.co/OpmQMo52jb via @WSJ

Beef tallow has become a darling ingredient among some restaurant chains and consumers. Scaling up its usage in the food supply isn’t happening any time soon. https://t.co/JhoeLUc9jz via @WSJ

Problems producing the USS Constellation—years behind schedule and millions over budget—explain why the U.S. Navy is falling behind China. https://t.co/1Fsv7MsBv4 via @WSJ

Southwest built a cherished workplace culture over the decades. Can the “luv” survive? https://t.co/WswV3d9jlW via @WSJ

Earl Weaver learned about playing the odds from his bookmaker uncle. Those lessons would turn him into a pioneer of modern analytics. https://t.co/63VJkNBEZA via @WSJ

The chicken and egg industries are at odds. The argument isn’t over which came first, but about bird-flu vaccinations https://t.co/aRAsGW0rlQ via @WSJ

Minnesota is the first state in the nation to ban cookware that contain so-called forever chemicals, a move that has roiled manufacturers and serves as a test for states considering similar measures https://t.co/fFREYo2Gg9 via @WSJ

Federal air-safety officials want to permanently keep helicopters away from commercial jets taking off and landing at Washington’s Reagan Airport after a deadly collision there last month https://t.co/O5KeNNkGiT via @WSJ

Activist investor Ancora Holdings is preparing to wage a proxy battle at U.S. Steel to push it to drop its merger with Nippon Steel. Ancora is seeking nine board seats. https://t.co/CDWZeHchEE via @WSJ

Buy this New Jersey home. Inherit 3,500 feet of model railway track and 30 of “your strangest new best friends.” https://t.co/tS8cpT3q5X via @WSJ

Starbucks is reversing a policy that had allowed open access to its cafes, in a push to improve store environments https://t.co/ZtyLrQqsUl via @WSJ