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AUTOMOTIVE  
Stellantis CEO to meet Italy unions amid slow demand  
Unions such as FIM-CISL  
and Fiom have said they pledged to make new mod- billion ($2.3 billion) in Italy cars. The company has costs of “several tens of mil-  
want Filosa to clarify his in- els the overhauled Fiat 500 this year. committed to €6 billion in lions of euros” in sales this  
tentions for manufacturing small car in Italy as part of Stellantis didn’t imme- orders from local suppliers year because of the produc-  
Late last year, Stellantis lantis pledged to invest €2 with competitively priced Monday said it’s facing  
By Albertina Torsoli  
and Alberto Brambilla  
Bloomberg  
Stellantis NV Chief Ex- in Italy after a prolonged a push to repair relations diately respond to a re- and vowed to shut down no tion stoppage.  
ecutive Ocer Antonio Fi- slump in local car produc- with government follow- quest for comment to on Italian plants. Filosa has scraped some  
losa is meeting with Italian tion raises questions over ing the tenure of former the meeting. In Europe, Stellantis has European investments and  
Like its rivals, Stellantis temporarily shut down sev- vowed to invest $13 billion  
labor unions on Monday as the future of sites such as CEO Carlos Tavares, who  
weak demand prompts the Cassino and Termoli. They had pushed to move pro- is contending with excess eral sites because of lacklus- in the US, a critical mar-  
maker of Fiat and Alfa Ro- also want more clarity on duction to cheaper coun- capacity in Europe, where ter demand for some mod- ket, over the next four years,  
meo cars to pause output at plans for the ailing Mase- tries such as Morocco. A few Chinese manufacturers led els, with repercussions on further adding to European  
several factories.  
rati brand.  
days after his ouster, Stel- by BYD Co. are expanding local suppliers. Forvia on unions worries.  
COMPUTING  
ENTERTAINMENT JOB HUNTING  
Amazon cloud outage  
‘DEI’ increasingly a  
disrupts Snapchat, Ring  
‘scarlet letter’ in market  
ported that there were  
By Kelvin Chan  
of reversals in the past  
By Saijel Kishan  
“significant error rates”  
The Associated Press  
year. Amazon.com Inc.  
Bloomberg  
and that engineers were  
Internet users “actively working” on the  
around the world faced problem.  
halted some of its pro-  
After seven rounds of grams, McDonald’s Corp.  
grueling interviews, an stopped setting “represen-  
oer for a recruiting job tation goals” and Goldman  
seemed within reach for Sachs Group Inc. ended a  
David Daniels IV. Until a policy of only taking some  
reference check that Dan- companies public if they  
iels learned had involved had diverse board mem-  
wary discussions of his bers. Corporate fears  
background in diversity, around legal risks earlier  
equity and inclusion. The this year overshadowed ev-  
LONDON »  
widespread disruption  
Around 6 a.m. Eastern  
early on Monday because Time, the company said  
of a problem at Amazon’s that it was seeing recov-  
cloud computing service ery across most of the af-  
that took down dozens of fected services. “We can  
major online services, in- confirm global services  
cluding social media site and features that rely on  
Snapchat, the Roblox and US-EAST-1 have also re-  
Fortnite video games and covered,” it said, adding  
ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO  
Runners stop to have photos taken by ocial  
photographers at the Welcome to Las Vegas sign during  
the Rock ‘n’ Roll Las Vegas Marathon in 2017.  
oer never came.  
erything else, said Tynesia  
chat app Signal.  
About three hours after “full resolution.”  
that it is working on a  
Having DEI experience Boyea-Robinson, whose  
on a resume can feel like a rm CapEQ advises com-  
Next major lm studios  
the outage began, Amazon  
Web Services said it was issues with Amazon’s key  
starting to recover from services have caused wide-  
This is not the rst time  
scarlet letter in an already panies on diversity and  
dicult job market, said other social issues. “A lot  
Daniels, who lives in New of people basically looked  
could be in Nevada  
the problem.  
spread disruptions. Many  
York and held roles at com- to their legal counsel and  
panies including yoga wear asked: What is the way we  
Amazon Web Services popular internet services  
provides behind-the- were down after a brief  
scenes cloud computing in- outage in 2023. AWS’s lon-  
frastructure to many gov- gest outage in recent his-  
ernment departments, uni- tory occurred in late 2021,  
versities and businesses, when companies -- every-  
including The Associated thing from airline reser-  
Press, which allows them vations and auto dealer-  
to provide online services. ships to payment apps and  
On DownDetector, a video streaming services  
website that tracks online -- were aected for more  
outages, users reported is- than ve hours. Outages  
sues with Snapchat, Rob- also happened in 2020  
lox, Fortnite, online broker and 2017.  
That is, if some unions get their way  
retailer Lululemon Athlet- can protect ourselves from  
ica Inc. “There’s this sense being sued?’’Job ads reect  
Hollywood lm production.  
The production compa-  
nies would not come to Las  
of, if you did DEI, we don’t the changed landscape.  
want to hire you,” he said. New postings for diversity  
For Daniels and others like roles have approximately  
him, working in diversity halved this year to about  
made them hot commodi- 1,500 from 2019 levels, ac-  
ties in corporate America cording to Revelio Labs, a  
just a few years ago. Now rm that analyzes work-  
it’s a liability. Conserva- forces. Postings had al-  
tives have lambasted di- most quadrupled to about  
versity work as exclusion- 10,000 during the height of  
ary, while President Don- the DEI boom in 2022 com-  
ald Trump’s ire against pared with 2019.  
By Jessica Hill  
The Associated Press  
LAS VEGAS »  
Movies like Vegas if they don’t receive  
“The Hangover” and the tax incentives, accord-  
“Ocean’s Eleven” piqued ing to David O’Reilly, CEO  
interest in the Las Vegas of Howard Hughes Hold-  
Strip long ago. But now Ne- ings, the developer of the  
vada labor unions hoping proposal called Summerlin  
to boost jobs and tourism Studios. It would include 10  
are pushing state ocials movie stages, hotels, a med-  
to oer tax credits aimed at ical center and be part of a  
bringing more Hollywood master-planned neighbor-  
Robinhood, the McDon-  
The company reported  
ald’s app and many other that 64 internal AWS ser-  
services. DownDetector vices were aected by the  
said the problems were: issue.  
what he has termed “ille-  
Since losing her posi-  
lmmaking to the state.  
The eort to oer up to  
hood in West Las Vegas.  
“There would be no rea-  
gal DEI” has spurred a re- tion at a rm advising cli-  
trenchment in many com- ents on their diversity ef-  
panies. Fearing lawsuits forts late last year, Victoria  
and the loss of govern- Person in New Orleans has  
ment contracts, businesses been attending network-  
quickly pivoted, downsiz- ing events held by the lo-  
ing or dismantling their cal Chamber of Commerce  
“Possibly related to issues  
AWS customers include  
$95 million in tax credits son for Sony and Warner to  
to Sony Pictures Entertain- lm in Nevada when they  
ment and Warner Bros. Dis- can get tax credits in 20  
covery for a new lm pro- other states or around the  
duction facility in the Vegas globe,” he said. “They need  
suburbs didn’t win enough to bring their productions  
legislative support earlier to where they have the best  
this year. But more than economic deal, and we’re  
a dozen labor unions are just trying to make Nevada  
pushing to revive the pro- competitive with everybody  
posal during an expected else.”  
at Amazon Web Services.” some of the world’s big-  
Coinbase and Signal gest businesses and orga-  
both said on X that they nizations.  
were experiencing issues  
“So much of the world  
related to the AWS outage. now relies on these three  
Even Amazon’s own ser- or four big (cloud) com-  
vices weren’t immune. Us- pute companies who pro-  
ers of the company’s Ring vide the underlying in-  
doorbell cameras and Al- frastructure that when  
exa-powered smart speak- there’s an issue like this,  
ers posted on DownDetec- it can be really impact-  
tor that they weren’t work- ful across a broad range,  
ing, while others said they a broad spectrum” of on-  
were unable to access the line services, said Patrick  
Amazon website or down- Burgess, a cybersecurity  
load books to their Kindle. expert at U.K.-based BCS,  
Amazon pinned the out- The Chartered Institute  
age on issues related to for IT.  
diversity groups.  
to help nd clients for her  
That left DEI profes- new consulting business  
sionals who lost their jobs while she searches for a  
stranded, competing for job. The moment Person  
roles in a tight job mar- mentions her 15-year ca-  
ket. Among the jobless reer working in diversity,  
population in the broader people give an uncomfort-  
economy, about a quar- able laugh, change the sub-  
ter have been unemployed ject or look over her shoul-  
for a half-year or lon- der to nd someone else to  
ger — the highest share talk to, she said. “I see and  
since the mid-2010s, ex- feel people reel back,’’ Per-  
cluding the pandemic-era son said. “There’s a lot of  
years. DEI specialists say fear around this, people  
they’re getting less inter- don’t want to be associ-  
est from recruiters than ated with it.”Still, in spite  
they did several years ago of the current malaise, Per-  
and fewer interviews from son said she hopes that di-  
companies. To bolster versity programs will re-  
their chances, profession- emerge stronger and more  
als have stripped the three inclusive, serving all de-  
letters from resumes and mographics rather than  
sought roles in adjacent specic groups.  
special session next month.  
To be eligible for the tax  
“We believe if we can get credits, $400 million needs  
the public behind us, we’ll to be spent building a studio  
be able to get the legisla- and $1.8 billion spent build-  
tors to understand what a ing the mixed-use develop-  
big change this can bring ment of shops and restau-  
to Southern Nevada,” said rants, O’Reilly said. Sony  
Tommy White, business and Warner Bros. would  
manager-secretary trea- have to spend $4.5 billion  
surer of Laborers’ Inter- over 15 years. They would  
national Union of North be eligible for the tax cred-  
America, Local 872 in Las its after the studio is built  
their domain name sys-  
“The world now runs on  
tem, an apparatus that the cloud,” and the inter-  
converts web addresses net is seen as a utility like  
into IP addresses so web- water or electricity, as we  
sites and apps can load spend so much of our lives  
on internet-connected de- on our smartphones, Bur-  
vices.  
The rst signs of trou-  
ble emerged at around 3:11 the online world’s plumb-  
a.m. Eastern Time, when ing is underpinned by a  
Amazon Web Services re- handful of companies,  
ported on its Health Dash- when something goes  
board that it was “inves- wrong, “it’s very dicult  
tigating increased error for users to pinpoint what  
rates and latencies for is happening because we  
multiple AWS services in don’t see Amazon, we just  
Vegas.  
Trade unions formed a  
political action committee to Vegas  
and lming begins, he said.  
Drawing the movie buff  
gess said.  
And because so much of  
called Nevada Jobs Now,  
The proposal comes as  
which has raised over $1 Las Vegas continues to see  
million to be used for digi- a decline in tourism. Be-  
tal advertisements, mailers tween June 2024 and June  
and some TV commercials, 2025, the Las Vegas Conven-  
White said. The produc- tion and Visitors Authority  
tion companies behind the reported an 11.3% decline in  
project say it would create visitors.  
departments such as in hu-  
Marie — who didn’t  
man resources, public af- want her full named pub-  
fairs and marketing. Oth- lished because she fears  
ers have weighed changing online attacks from DEI  
careers.  
critics — lost her role as  
One job hunter is Josue a diversity manager, mak-  
Mendez in New York, who ing $150,000, following  
used to work in the diver- Trump’s election win. Her  
sity group at Ogilvy, an ad- job hunt initially yielded  
vertising agency owned by call backs and interviews.  
WPP Plc. In June, weeks Now, responses have all  
after his team won an in- but disappeared. Ma-  
dustry award for a lead- rie said she noticed some  
ership program for its companies had posted the  
Black male employees, he same diversity role multi-  
was among those let go. ple times over the course of  
Since then, Mendez spends months only to pull them  
his days scouring job later on. And in one inter-  
listings and attending job view, a chief diversity of-  
19,000 construction jobs.  
White and other support-  
the US-EAST-1 Region.”  
see Snapchat or Roblox,”  
If the unions are suc- ers argue that not only will  
cessful, Las Vegas would the lm studios bring jobs  
be competing with cities and revenue, it will also at-  
like Atlanta, where the lm tract tourists.  
Later, the company re- Burgess said.  
Department of Licensing and Regulatory  
Affairs Bureau of Construction Codes  
industry has boomed for  
“With movie studios,  
more than a decade thanks you bring in a whole dier-  
to a far more generous tax ent type of tourist,” White  
break. California, mean- said, likening it to how ma-  
while, recently revamped jor sports teams draw visi-  
its own tax incentive pro- tors. “You don’t just bring  
grams to combat a multi- the person that’s come in  
year downward trend in to go to a resort to gamble.”  
Administrative Rules for Ski Area Safety – General Rules  
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Thursday, November 13, 2025  
01:00 PM  
fairs.  
cer told her that the ex-  
Ottawa Building, Upper Level, Conference Room 3  
A conversation with a ecutive team wasn’t fully  
recruiter was going well, sold on workplace diver-  
he said, until Mendez men- sity, even though the com-  
tioned his experience in di- pany had posted a role.  
Ottawa Building, 611 West Ottawa Street, Lansing, MI 48933  
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The Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs will hold a public hearing to  
receive public comments on proposed changes to the Ski Area Safety – General  
Rules rule set.  
Horror sequel ‘Black Phone 2’ dials  
up a No. 1 opening at box oce  
The Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs will hold a public hearing to  
receive public comments of proposed changes to the Ski Area Safety – General  
Rules rule set.  
versity. “It suddenly went  
Given the scarcity of  
very cold,” Mendez re- roles in diversity, Marie  
called. “The second they said she’s considering leav-  
see any previous work ing the eld. But returning  
specifically in DEI, they to public education, her  
want to stay away.” The previous eld, would mean  
call ended ahead of sched- risking cutting her income  
ule. The recruiter later told in half. In the meantime,  
Daniels he was out of the she’s joined a group dedi-  
The horror sequel “Black Phone 2” topped the North  
American box oce charts this weekend with $26.5 mil-  
lion in ticket sales, according to studio estimates Sunday.  
Not only did it surpass the original’s $23.6 million debut,  
it’s a much-needed win for Blumhouse after a string of  
disappointments this year like “M3GAN 2.0.”  
Though “Black Phone 2” opened in line with expec-  
tations, moviegoing in October continues to be slow —  
down about 11% from last year, according to Comscore.  
The overall box oce is still up about 4% compared with  
last year, but a big blockbuster hit that could spark more  
momentum might not arrive until late November or De-  
cember.  
The proposed rules established standards to protect the health, safety, and welfare  
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permitting ski areas and ski lifts throughout the state.  
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and Executive Reorganization Order Nos. 1991-9, 1996-2, 2003-1, 2008-4, 2011-4,  
and 2024-2, MCL 338.3501, 445.2001, 445.2011, 445.2025, 445.2030, and 16.735.  
The proposed rules will take effect immediately after filing with the Secretary of  
State. The proposed rules are published on the State of Michigan's website at  
Copies of these proposed rules may also be obtained by mail or electronic mail at  
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running for the job.  
cated to professionals laid  
A handful of large cor- off from their diversity  
porations remain pub- jobs. Its founder, Michael  
licly committed to work- Streery, who was let go  
place diversity. Delta Air from his job as director of  
Lines Inc., Southwest Air- DEI at Realtor.com earlier  
lines Co. and Coca-Cola this year, says the group’s  
Co. have kept the DEI la- members have skills that  
bel on their websites. And are applicable to many  
others are now emphasiz- other positions. “They’re  
ing veterans and disabled systems thinkers, culture  
Comments on these proposed rules may be made at the hearing, by mail, or by  
electronic mail at the following addresses until 11/13/2025 at 05:00PM.  
Attn: Daniela Pelachyk, Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, Bureau of  
Construction Codes, Operations Section  
Universal Pictures released “Black Phone 2” in 3,411 the-  
aters in North America on a wave of good reviews. Com-  
ing four years after the original, the sequel sees the re-  
turn of lmmaker Scott Derrickson, as well as stars Ethan  
Hawke and Mason Thames.  
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employees.  
shapers and crisis naviga-  
— The Associated Press  
But there’s been a wave tors,” he said.  
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CLIMATE  
Vietnam’s love aair with gas bikes is colliding with a new electric reality  
clearing smog from the  
streets. EVs are more en-  
ergy ecient than gas en-  
These policies and incen- production, research and ex-  
tives can encourage more pand its sales.  
By Aniruddha Ghosal  
The Associated Press  
purchases of electric mo-  
Honda dominates Viet-  
HANOI, VIETNAM  
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Viet- gines, said Zifei Yang of  
torbikes, said Dat Bike CEO nam’s motorcycle market  
and founder Son Nguyen, but with a more than 80% mar-  
long-term success hinges on ket share. It sold about 2.3  
makingelectric bikes that de- million bikes in Vietnam  
liver high performance, long from April 2024 to March  
ranges and fast charging at 2025 and exported 300,000  
prices equal to or better than more, cementing the coun-  
gas-guzzling motorbikes. try as both a top market and  
“Incentives can help add a key production hub.  
nam is split between two vi- the International Council  
sions: the rumbling, reliable on Clean Transportation.  
gas-powered motorbikes About 70,000 deaths in Viet-  
that now rule the roads, and nam each year are linked to  
sleek, silent electric bikes the polluted air, according to  
government says are its fu- the Boston-based nonprot  
ture.  
Hanoi plans to ban fos-  
Health Eects Institute.  
Unlike the car market,  
sil-fuel motorcycles from Yang added, motorbikes sold  
its city center in July 2026, in Vietnam are made there.  
partof a nationaldrive to cut That means a shift to elec-  
emissions and air pollution. tric bikes could boost local  
Its commercial capital, Ho producers, foster startups,  
Chi Minh City, is weighing a and attract new investment.  
similar step. By 2030, Viet- Vietnam’s transition could  
momentum, but long-term  
success depends on building a 17% share. Through Viet-  
products that win on their nam’s manufacturers’ as-  
Yamaha trails with about  
own merits,” he said.  
sociation, the two compa-  
VINCENT THIAN — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  
Dat Bike raised $22 mil- nies said the 2026 ban is too  
lion in September from pri- rushed. Honda only began  
vate investors, nearly dou- selling e-bikes this year and  
A Vietnamese motorcycle taxi ferries a customer on an EV  
scooter in the old squatter area in Hanoi, Vietnam, Sept. 1.  
nam aims for a third of cars also shape other developing Vietnamese banks to oer cle adoption, including cov- bling its capital to $47 mil- warned that replacing mil-  
and more than a fth of mo- markets.  
low-interest loans and sub- ering up to 90% of costs and lion. The company said it lions of bikes quickly would  
torbikes to run on electricity.  
“These countries look at sidies to boost electric vehi- waiving registration fees. will use the funding to boost strain consumers.  
Some see this as an op- each other. Look at the ex-  
portunity to swap out perience,” she said.  
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smoke-belching engines  
Electric motorbike sales  
for cleaner, quieter rides, have surged since the ban  
But others remain wary. was announced, with pur-  
Gas-powered bikes are still chases of smaller bikes up  
cheaper, sturdier, and eas- 89% and full-sized bikes  
ier to repair. Many owners 197% in the first eight  
worry that electric models months of 2025. VinFast led  
could fall short on range, as its sales more than qua-  
aordability, and charging drupled, outpacing Yadea  
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Yang said government  
Precipitation  
life. The country’s 77 mil- subsidies to scrap old motor-  
lion two-wheelers — includ- bikes could help riders like  
ing 7 million in Hanoi and Cuong. While better public  
8.5 million in Ho Chi Minh transport in crowded city  
City — power small busi- centers would also encourage  
nesses, shape daily com- the shift to electric vehicles.  
merce, and set the rhythm She added that ride-hailing  
of cities. Shopkeepers pile eets stand to gain too since  
goods onto scooters to push they travel longer distances  
through trac, while fam- and electric bikes could help  
ilies squeeze three genera- them save on fuel. Stations  
tions onto a single bike for where riders can replace de-  
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and mechanics are scram- ing for it to recharge would  
bling, electric bike start ups also help.  
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Yang said smaller bat-  
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Lake Huron at Harbor Beach  
Normal level . ............................. 579.3 feet  
Level yesterday . ...................... 578.63 feet  
24-hour change . ................... +4.60 inches  
49  
48  
47  
46  
45 45  
44  
43  
Regional Cities  
Vietnam’s biggest motor- ing globally, and EVs are no  
bike makers, Honda and Ya- more re-prone than older  
maha, say the 2026 timeline vehicles, though such res  
is too ambitious. Vietnamese need special training and  
electric vehicle companies strict safety standards.  
Today  
Wed.  
6AM 8AM 10AM 12PM 2PM 4PM 6PM 8PM 10PM 12AM 2AM 4AM 6AM  
City  
Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W  
Ann Arbor  
Battle Creek  
Bay City  
Benton Harbor  
Cheboygan  
Chicago  
59/42/t  
59/44/t  
57/43/t  
58/47/t  
53/42/sh 51/41/sh  
56/43/sh 51/39/pc  
51/38/sh  
50/41/r  
53/41/sh  
53/42/r  
World Cities  
Lake St. Clair at St. Clair Shores  
Today  
Wed.  
Today  
Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W  
Wed.  
Normal level . ............................. 574.7 feet  
Level yesterday . ...................... 578.62 feet  
24-hour change . ....................... +4.49 feet  
City  
Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W  
60/51/r 59/53/sh  
70/58/pc 73/62/c  
89/70/c 92/72/s  
91/76/pc 90/75/pc  
56/33/s 54/40/c  
City  
Amsterdam  
Athens  
London  
Madrid  
Manila  
60/47/pc 58/48/c  
74/58/pc 75/59/c  
92/79/t  
76/52/pc 74/52/pc  
58/48/c  
42/38/c  
— start ups like Dat Bike or  
Ho Chi Minh City plans  
the larger VinFast, backed by to replace 400,000 gaso-  
Vietnam’s largest conglomer- line motorbikes with elec-  
ate VinGroup — and the Chi- tric ones by 2028, starting  
nese electric bikemaker Ya- with a 2026 ban on using  
dea are betting on an elec- gas bikes for ride-hailing  
Baghdad  
Bangkok  
Beijing  
91/78/t  
SUN AND MOON  
Harbor Beach  
Jackson  
Lapeer  
58/43/t  
58/43/t  
57/42/t  
58/43/t  
57/46/t  
59/43/t  
57/43/sh 49/39/sh  
61/45/t  
62/45/t  
53/44/sh  
49/40/sh  
50/40/sh  
50/40/sh  
54/43/r  
Mexico City  
Montreal  
Moscow  
New Delhi  
Paris  
Rio de Janeiro  
Riyadh  
Rome  
Rise  
Set  
Sun today .............. 7:54 a.m. .. 6:41 p.m.  
Sun Wed. . ............... 7:55 a.m. .. 6:40 p.m.  
Moon today ........... 8:05 a.m. .. 6:28 p.m.  
Moon Wed. ............ 9:09 a.m. .. 6:51 p.m.  
56/45/sh  
45/38/c  
Berlin  
63/48/pc 61/49/pc  
53/47/sh 59/48/sh  
80/66/pc 76/67/c  
90/71/pc 90/71/pc  
Marshall  
Budapest  
Buenos Aires  
Cairo  
Caracas  
Dublin  
90/72/pc 89/69/pc  
Muskegon  
Port Huron  
South Bend  
Toledo  
63/52/r  
71/62/r  
90/67/s  
70/56/r  
88/77/pc 86/77/r  
72/67/pc 103/62/c  
61/55/r  
58/44/sh 53/43/sh  
59/49/c  
54/39/s  
62/53/r  
52/39/sh  
New  
First  
Full  
Last  
73/62/pc  
89/62/s  
72/61/sh  
tric future.  
and delivery. The city will  
91/77/r  
91/77/r  
52/43/sh  
52/42/sh  
Ta Manh Cuong, 45, a oer low-interest loans, tax  
ride-hailingdriver who earns breaks and set up low-emis-  
about $20 on good days, calls sion zones to curb pollution.  
his battered but reliable mo- In Hanoi, people aected by  
torbike his “iron horse,” a the ban can get $120—$200  
slang riders use for their in subsidies to buy electric  
faithful companion through bikes worth at least $590,  
the city’s daily chaos. He’d be depending on income, and  
willing to shift to an electric won’t have to pay new reg-  
bike, would even welcome it istration or license plate fees  
56/44/pc 55/42/pc  
Windsor  
Oct 21  
Oct 29  
Nov 5  
Nov 12  
Geneva  
Havana  
Hong Kong  
Jerusalem  
Johannesburg  
Kabul  
59/52/r  
89/68/t  
70/59/r  
82/63/s  
66/47/t  
67/52/s  
60/57/sh  
88/66/s  
69/61/r  
82/64/s  
75/50/pc  
71/54/s  
Singapore  
Sydney  
Tokyo  
Toronto  
Vienna  
Warsaw  
National Cities  
59/56/r  
Today  
Wed.  
Today  
Wed.  
City  
Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W  
City  
Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W  
Albuquerque  
Anchorage  
Atlanta  
Atlantic City  
Baltimore  
Billings  
Bismarck  
Boise  
Boston  
Charleston, SC  
Charlotte  
Cheyenne  
Cincinnati  
Cleveland  
Dallas  
72/48/s  
43/34/c  
81/53/s  
68/58/s  
72/48/s  
64/36/s  
51/30/s  
63/40/s  
66/54/s  
79/60/s  
78/51/s  
65/33/s  
64/42/s  
62/44/t  
80/56/s  
70/52/pc  
43/34/pc  
71/49/s  
65/50/pc  
64/43/s  
61/41/s  
59/31/s  
64/41/c  
65/47/sh  
78/49/s  
72/43/s  
62/35/s  
54/39/c  
52/44/sh  
80/61/s  
Louisville  
Miami  
Milwaukee  
Minneapolis  
Nashville  
68/47/s 59/44/pc  
59/49/c  
59/45/pc  
87/75/pc 87/75/pc  
54/45/sh 53/40/pc  
48/39/sh 52/37/pc  
National forecast  
73/46/s  
86/70/s  
66/55/s  
73/45/s  
59/36/s  
68/45/s  
78/62/s  
63/48/pc  
76/51/s  
64/34/s  
New Orleans  
Seattle  
61  
Portland  
New York City  
Oklahoma City  
Omaha  
Orlando  
Philadelphia  
Phoenix  
Pittsburgh  
Portland, OR  
Sacramento  
St. Louis  
Salt Lake City  
San Antonio  
San Diego  
San Francisco  
San Juan, PR  
Seattle  
Spokane  
57  
Bismarck  
51  
if it cost less.  
“But right now I can’t af-  
until 2030.  
VinFast looks set to  
Billings  
64  
Fargo  
Boston  
66  
48  
65  
M48inneapolis  
88/68/pc 88/66/s  
Boise  
63  
Rapid City  
62  
Buffalo  
57  
Cleveland  
ford to buy an electric bike,” profit from the transi-  
he said. tion. Its ride-hailing com-  
Casper  
59  
Detroit  
60  
72/53/s  
93/69/s  
61/43/t  
64/46/pc  
91/64/s  
52/41/c  
Chicago  
Sioux Falls  
51  
Reno  
73  
New York  
66  
Philadelphia  
56  
Cheyenne  
62  
65  
Vietnam’s motorbike mar- pany, Green SM, surpassed  
ket, at about 3.5 million units Singapore-based regional  
a year, is the second-largest ride-hailing firm Grab in  
in Southeast Asia. It’s also February to become the  
among the most electried market leader in Vietnam.  
markets for two-wheelers, It soon will launch its rst  
ranking third only to China battery-swapping electric  
and India, though electric motorbike, selling for about  
motorbikes make up about $760. It plans, also, to build  
Omaha  
59  
San Francisco  
Salt Lake City  
Kansas City  
63  
Denver  
72  
W73ashington  
65/46/pc 66/51/sh  
82/54/c 73/49/s  
65/44/pc 64/44/s  
75  
I6n2dianapolis  
64  
Las Vegas  
82  
69  
F8r4esno  
Colorado Springs  
St. Louis  
65  
Louisville  
Charlotte  
64  
Denver  
69/37/pc 68/40/pc  
W69ichita  
68  
Los Angeles  
78  
Oklahoma City  
73  
Dallas 74  
80  
San Antonio  
89  
Nashville  
Detroit  
El Paso  
60/43/t  
81/55/s  
35/24/c  
52/42/sh  
89/64/s  
33/28/sn  
64/39/s  
89/69/s  
65/43/c  
88/70/pc  
77  
Phoenix  
Atlanta  
Memphis 73  
Albuquerque  
Charleston  
79  
93  
81  
Birmingham  
74  
72  
San Diego  
Fairbanks  
Honolulu  
Houston  
Indianapolis  
Kansas City  
Las Vegas  
Little Rock  
Los Angeles  
71/62/pc 72/62/pc  
Lubbock  
75  
71  
Tucson  
95  
Jacksonville  
85/74/sh 87/73/sh  
75/59/c  
89/78/t  
70/55/pc  
87/78/t  
E8l1Paso  
83  
92/67/t  
62/41/s  
63/39/s  
82/61/s  
78/49/s  
82/65/s  
56/39/pc  
67/41/s  
81/59/pc  
76/50/s  
New Orleans  
61/44/pc 61/52/sh  
89/71/pc 88/67/s  
86  
Houston  
M87iami  
Tampa  
89  
Shown are areas of precipitation  
and high temperatures for the day.  
92  
Tampa  
Tulsa  
Tucson  
Washington, DC  
73/46/s  
95/66/s  
73/52/s  
79/49/s  
91/60/c  
65/48/s  
12% of total sales.  
150,000 battery-swapping  
Electrifying remaining stations nationwide within  
two-wheelers is key for cut- three years.  
-10s  
-0s  
0s  
10s  
20s  
30s  
40s  
50s  
60s  
70s  
80s  
90s 100s 110s  
77/59/pc 73/58/pc  
Weather(W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain,  
sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice  
ting tailpipe emissions and  
VinFast is partnering with  
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Construction Codes  
Administrative Rules for Ski Area Safety – General Rules  
Rule Set 2024-39 LR  
C. B id Documents for a Stipulated Sum contract may be obtained  
from the office of ARC upon receipt of a fee, by cash or check,  
for the Document sets.  
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING  
Thursday, November 13, 2025  
01:00 PM  
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Tropical Storm Feng- Sea on a course toward  
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main northern Philippine Glaiza Escullar said.  
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(810) 695-9500.  
The Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs will hold a public  
hearing to receive public comments on proposed changes to the Ski  
Area Safety – General Rules rule set.  
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Bidders. Others may view the Bid Documents at the following  
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region of Luzon into the  
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1. C onstruction Association of Michigan, 43636 Woodward  
South China Sea late Sun- tropical cyclone to batter  
day. It currently has sus- the Philippine archipelago  
tained winds of up to 65 this year, hit as central and  
kph (40 mph) and gusts of southern provinces were  
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ernment forecasters said. earthquakes that left more  
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mained displaced from country’s disaster-mitiga-  
their homes by Monday, tion agency said.  
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By authority conferred on the director of the Department of Licensing  
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than 5 percent of the Bid Amount.  
The proposed rules will take effect immediately after filing with the  
Secretary of State. The proposed rules are published on the State of  
issue of the Michigan Register. Copies of these proposed rules may also  
be obtained by mail or electronic mail at the following email address:  
F. B idders shall include a Familial Relationship Sworn Statement  
with their Proposal.  
G. R efer to other bidding requirements described in Document  
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supplement this form as appropriate.  
Comments on these proposed rules may be made at the hearing,  
by mail, or by electronic mail at the following addresses until 11/13/2025  
at 05:00PM.  
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irrevocability for a period of sixty (60) days after submission.  
J. T he Owner reserves the right to accept or reject any or all  
offers.  
K. S uccessful Steel Bidder will NOT be required to provide  
Performance Bonds and Payment Bonds. They will be  
assigned to the successful General Contractor at a later date,  
who will provide all Bonds.  
the agency said.  
The Philippines, which  
One person drowned Sat- lies between the Pacific  
urday in Roxas City in the Ocean and the South China  
central province of Capiz, Seas, is battered by about  
where high tide worsened 20 typhoons and storms  
ooding in many villages, each year. It’s often hit by  
Attn: Daniela Pelachyk, Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs,  
Bureau of Construction Codes, Operations Section  
P.O. Box 30254, Lansing, MI 48909  
L. T his project shall be subject to the prevailing wage laws of the  
ocials said.  
earthquakes and has about  
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Americans with Disabilities Act. If the hearing is held at a physical  
location, the building will be accessible with handicap parking available.  
Anyone needing assistance to take part in the hearing due to disability  
may call 517-388-3536 to make arrangements.  
State of Michigan.  
Five people, including two dozen active volcanoes,  
two children, died while making it one of the world’s  
they were sleeping when most disaster-prone coun-  
their hut was hit early Sun- tries.  
M. Applicable state and federal laws regarding the “Conditions of  
Employment” apply to work under this contract, including, but  
not limited to the Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act No. 453.  
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