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The Trump administration looks to ramp up US manufacturing with help from Japan.
Plus, Congress heads for a shutdown brawl today with razor-tight votes in the House and Senate.
Well, time is running out.
On October 1st, government funding lapses.
Hopefully they will deliver the votes that are necessary for us to keep the government open,
keep the lights on.
And production at Jaguar Land Rover is stuck in neutral after a major cyber attack.
It's Friday, September 19th.
I'm Kate Boulevant for the Wall Street Journal, and here is the AM edition of What's News,
the top headlines and business stories moving your world today.
President Trump is once again looking to revive US manufacturing,
this time with the help of a $550 billion Japanese investment fund.
According to documents and people familiar with the discussion,
the plan to spur domestic factory construction would give priority to sectors such as semiconductors,
pharmaceuticals, critical minerals, energy, ships and quantum computing.