Hyundai is set to invest $20 billion in U.S. onshoring, including a $5 billion steel plant in Louisiana, with plans to hire 1,500 employees and produce next-generation steel for electric vehicles. The announcement, expected to be made at the White House, comes amid a push by international companies to avoid tariffs ahead of Trump’s deadline, with Hyundai aiming to increase localization to navigate tariffs. The South Korean conglomerate, a major electric vehicle seller in the U.S., already has two automotive plants in Alabama and Georgia, and is expected to open a third plant in Georgia, as the U.S. seeks to address trade imbalances with countries like South Korea.
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Shopping tours in New York City help move vintage fashion forward
In the fashion archives at New York Vintage, a couture shop in Manhattan, I tried on Madonna's 1980s bird cage earrings from a Vanity Fair Italia shoot. The collection includes over-the-top pieces like metallic shoes for Studio 54 and a fuchsia dress reminiscent of Carmen Miranda. The newly launched virtual museum allows visitors to touch artifacts worn by celebrities like Lady Gaga and shop vintage styles by designers such as Christian Dior and Yves Saint...
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