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With Fusion Energy a Distant Dream, One Firm Finds Commercial Success Now
‘We’re using forms of fusion, simpler confinement systems, that can address real market needs today,’ SHINE Technologies CEO Greg Piefer said.
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ABC Editor Says He Was Barred From Covering Trump–Albanese Meeting
John Lyons says the prime minister’s office did not approve access.
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Australian Rare Earth Shares Surge Following Trump-Albanese Critical Minerals Deal
The two leaders signed a landmark critical minerals and rare earths framework on Oct. 20.
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Auto Loan Delinquencies Jump 50 Percent in 15 Years
Increasing car prices, higher financing costs, and elevated interest rates are being blamed for the delayed payments.
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Amazon Web Services Recover After Major Outage Brings Down Apps, Websites Worldwide
Problems in Amazon’s key cloud hub have caused cascading outages across many platforms that rely on the internet for operations.
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US Natural Gas Exports to Mexico Grow to New Records
Mexico’s demand for liquified natural gas has boosted Texas exports into the country.
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Cleveland-Cliffs Stock Jumps as It Eyes Rare Earths Production
The company is North America’s largest automotive steel supplier and the only U.S. producer of electrical steel.
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Merck Breaks Ground on $3 Billion Virginia Plant, Advancing $70 Billion US Expansion
The expansion could create more than 500 full-time positions, as well as 8,000 construction jobs.
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Government Shutdown Could End This Week: White House Economist
If not, the White House will look at ’stronger measures’ to bring to the negotiating table.
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World’s Most Advanced AI Chips Now Being Made in America Due to Trump’s Policies: Nvidia Chief
CEO Jensen Huang says President Donald Trump’s tariffs have speeded the return of high-end chipmaking to the United States.
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Financial Advisor vs. Accountant: Who Do You Actually Need?
Here’s how to tell which one fits your financial goals and when you might need both.
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Trump Says US May Import Beef From Argentina to Lower Prices at Home
Beef prices in the United States have been rising due to droughts that have caused a decline in production.
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Chipmaker Nexperia’s China Arm Tells Staff to Ignore Dutch HQ, Deepening Semiconductor Split
The dispute over control of Nexperia is unfolding amid ongoing U.S.–China semiconductor supply chain tensions and export blacklists.
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Crude Oil Prices Fall to Lowest Level in 5 Months
The Energy Information Administration is expecting oil prices to face ‘significant downward pressure’ over the coming months.
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Trump Vows India’s ‘Massive Tariffs’ Will Remain Until Russian Oil Imports Stop
Last week, the U.S. president said that India had pledged to stop purchasing oil from Russia, saying Prime Minister Narendra Modi had given an assurance.
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Ley to Offer Tax Cuts, Limit $4.4 Billion of Red Tape in Economic Plan
Opposition leader outlines plan for low- and middle-income earners in major economic address in Sydney.
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With Fusion Energy a Distant Dream, One Firm Finds Commercial Success Now
‘We’re using forms of fusion, simpler confinement systems, that can address real market needs today,’ SHINE Technologies CEO Greg Piefer said.
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ABC Editor Says He Was Barred From Covering Trump–Albanese Meeting
John Lyons says the prime minister’s office did not approve access.
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Australian Rare Earth Shares Surge Following Trump-Albanese Critical Minerals Deal
The two leaders signed a landmark critical minerals and rare earths framework on Oct. 20.
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Auto Loan Delinquencies Jump 50 Percent in 15 Years
Increasing car prices, higher financing costs, and elevated interest rates are being blamed for the delayed payments.
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Amazon Web Services Recover After Major Outage Brings Down Apps, Websites Worldwide
Problems in Amazon’s key cloud hub have caused cascading outages across many platforms that rely on the internet for operations.
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US Natural Gas Exports to Mexico Grow to New Records
Mexico’s demand for liquified natural gas has boosted Texas exports into the country.
|
Cleveland-Cliffs Stock Jumps as It Eyes Rare Earths Production
The company is North America’s largest automotive steel supplier and the only U.S. producer of electrical steel.
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Merck Breaks Ground on $3 Billion Virginia Plant, Advancing $70 Billion US Expansion
The expansion could create more than 500 full-time positions, as well as 8,000 construction jobs.
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Government Shutdown Could End This Week: White House Economist
If not, the White House will look at ’stronger measures’ to bring to the negotiating table.
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World’s Most Advanced AI Chips Now Being Made in America Due to Trump’s Policies: Nvidia Chief
CEO Jensen Huang says President Donald Trump’s tariffs have speeded the return of high-end chipmaking to the United States.
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Financial Advisor vs. Accountant: Who Do You Actually Need?
Here’s how to tell which one fits your financial goals and when you might need both.
|
Trump Says US May Import Beef From Argentina to Lower Prices at Home
Beef prices in the United States have been rising due to droughts that have caused a decline in production.
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Chipmaker Nexperia’s China Arm Tells Staff to Ignore Dutch HQ, Deepening Semiconductor Split
The dispute over control of Nexperia is unfolding amid ongoing U.S.–China semiconductor supply chain tensions and export blacklists.
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Crude Oil Prices Fall to Lowest Level in 5 Months
The Energy Information Administration is expecting oil prices to face ‘significant downward pressure’ over the coming months.
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Trump Vows India’s ‘Massive Tariffs’ Will Remain Until Russian Oil Imports Stop
Last week, the U.S. president said that India had pledged to stop purchasing oil from Russia, saying Prime Minister Narendra Modi had given an assurance.
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Ley to Offer Tax Cuts, Limit $4.4 Billion of Red Tape in Economic Plan
Opposition leader outlines plan for low- and middle-income earners in major economic address in Sydney.
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