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This visit comes as Aston Martin resumes exports to the US, protecting 600 jobs in St Athan.
New figures show trade deal with India will deliver £80 million for Wales’s economy as part of the Plan for Change
5,000 steel jobs have been secured following the start of construction on Tata Steel’s Port Talbot electric arc furnace project today.
New Economic Growth and Investment Fund announced by the Tata Steel / Port Talbot Transition Board
Industrial Strategy to boost growth and jobs in Wales
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Modern Industrial Strategy will make the UK the best country to invest in and grow a business and support tens of thousands of new jobs in Wales.
Mona offshore wind farm given the green light by the Energy Secretary.
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