A Navajo-owned company won rights to 167 million tons of U.S. coal for $186,000 — about $0.0011 per ton — reflecting the sharp decline of America’s once-dominant fossil fuel industry.
Bangladesh’s merchandise exports fell about 5% in September, dragged down by a drop in ready-made garments—marking two months of contraction despite a stronger first month.
Bangladesh’s NASSA Group shut 16 factories, displacing 12,000 workers. Seven arrested after protests for unpaid wages. Unions call for reopening and state intervention.
