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Transtar Industries Inc., has announced the return of Monte Ahuja as CEO and chairman of the Board.
In 1975, launched a distribution company immediately following the graduation from CSU with an MBA. Through internal growth and careful strategic planning, grew the company, Transtar Industries, into an international business, as the leading U.S. company in the distribution of automotive transmission replacement parts to the aftermarket. The business was sold in 2010 and then re-acquired in 2017. Mr. Ahuja is currently Chairman, CEO of MURA Holdings LLC, an investment company and Transtar Industries.
Economic imperatives must drive U.S. foreign policy toward China, as much for domestic and global security as for national prosperity. Reducing the trade imbalance will lower tensions and mitigate the risk of populist anger or supply shocks inflaming conflicts between the geopolitical rivals.
[I]nnovation is intrinsically linked to production. Manufacturing companies account for more than half of U.S. domestic spending on research and development. And, as Intel chief Andrew Grove argued more than a decade ago, a key part of innovation is the "scaling" up that happens as new technologies move from prototype to mass production. That scaling happens less and less in the United States because so much manufacturing has shifted overseas. "Without scaling," Grove lamented, "we don't just lose jobs—we lose our hold on new technologies. Losing the ability to scale will ultimately damage our capacity to innovate."
Khanna proposes banning candidates for federal office from receiving donations from lobbyists or political action committees of any kind, banning members of Congress from trading stocks, limiting Supreme Court appointees to 18-year terms, imposing 12-year term limits on members of Congress, and requiring federal judges and Supreme Court justices to adhere to a new and more robust code of ethics.
U.S. Rep. Ro Khanna, a California Democrat, led a group of his congressional colleagues in sending a letter to Starbucks Chief Executive Howard Schultz, he revealed in an exclusive interview with MarketWatch ahead of the letter's release. He said Starbucks has a chance to lead the way in helping change the lives of workers around the nation.
Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Fremont, won the foundation's constituent service award, and Rep. Mark DeSaulnier, D-Concord, won the transparency and accountability award, two of only three House members honored nationwide. The foundation, a nonpartisan group that's been working with Congress for more than 40 years, grades lawmakers on their effectiveness in areas other than passing legislation.
The panel's ranking member will be Representative Raja Krishnamoorthi, who has partnered with Gallagher on legislation to ban TikTok. Other Democrats on the committee will include Representatives Ro Khanna, Seth Moulton, and Ritchie Torres, all of whom have a record of bipartisan cooperation — particularly on foreign-policy matters.
Documents obtained by congressional investigators show that oil industry executives privately downplayed their companies' own public messages about efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and weakened industry-wide commitments to push for climate policies.
Ritu Ahuja and Rohit Khanna were married Saturday in Cleveland.
The Congressional Management Foundation honored two of those rare, good bosses in Congress last month — Reps. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., and Barry Moore, R-Ala. — at the foundation's annual Democracy Awards.
Sánchez said Khanna was energetic in overseeing domestic trade issues in "about 100 different cities around the country," and disputes Honda campaign attack mailers that say Khanna resigned "after missing performance marks." "I was happy to have him on my team," he said, adding that Khanna moved on after two years with a solid record.
The California Democrat is aiming to compile all five political reform proposals into one piece of legislation and hold a vote before the end of the year. If successful, the bill would significantly affect how candidates campaign next year during a crucial election cycle.
