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Meta, Corning Reach $6 Billion Agreement for Fiber-Optic Cables
Fiber-optic cables are crucial for data center development, Meta said.
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Amazon to Close Go and Fresh Stores, Open More Than 100 Whole Foods Markets
The changes to Amazon-branded physical stores are intended to support the expansion of online grocery delivery services.
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Boeing Tops Wall Street Estimates as Aerospace Giant’s Turnaround Progresses
Boeing delivered 600 airplanes last year—almost twice as many as the previous year and the most since 2018.
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Century Aluminum to Construct 1st US Aluminum Plant in More Than 40 Years
The project is expected to create 5,000 direct and construction jobs.
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Regulator to Pursue Firm That Gave Unauthorised Access to Carbon Credits Database
The regulator allege Emerging Energy allowed unauthorised access to its Australian National Registry of Emissions Units (ANREU) account.
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Southwest Airlines Ends Open Seating, Moves to Reservation-Based System
Starting Jan. 27, the airline will also raise fares for passengers requiring additional seating.
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Kaiser Nurses and Health Care Workers Strike in California and Hawaii
Health care workers say they want a fair contract, including safe staffing levels, timely access to quality care, and fair wages for frontline caregivers.
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Shareholders Sue Beyond Meat, Alleging Failure to Disclose Market-Moving Asset Write-Down
The lawsuit claims Beyond Meat hid adverse financial facts, leading investors to buy at inflated prices and lose money when shares fell.
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Jury Selection to Begin in High-Stakes Social Media Addiction Trial
Meta’s Facebook and Instagram, ByteDance’s TikTok, and Google’s YouTube are accused of helping worsen the youth mental health crisis.
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USA Rare Earth Lines Up $3.1 Billion Public, Private Funding to Fast-Track Mining Operations
The company’s operations will be America’s first mine-to-magnet production facility.
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EU Opens New Investigation Into X Over Grok
Regulators are examining whether Grok contributed to the spread of illegal and harmful content, including sexual deepfakes.
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Record $244 Billion in Government-Assisted Foreign Contracts for US Companies in 2025
From aerospace to locomotive, American companies secured lucrative contracts with foreign governments.
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Intel Shares Plunge 16 Percent After Weak 1st-Quarter Guidance
The company’s fourth-quarter 2025 earnings highlighted its struggle to meet demand for AI computing systems.
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Insurance Company Halves Rates for Tesla FSD Mode Miles
The lower insurance offering is the result of Tesla granting the insurance company access to previously unavailable vehicle data.
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Big European Pension Funds See Higher Risk in US Holdings, Reject ‘Weaponizing’ Capital
Nordic funds say U.S. policy volatility and debt concerns are lifting the risk premium on American assets but that investment moves are not politically driven.
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Meta, Corning Reach $6 Billion Agreement for Fiber-Optic Cables
Fiber-optic cables are crucial for data center development, Meta said.
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Amazon to Close Go and Fresh Stores, Open More Than 100 Whole Foods Markets
The changes to Amazon-branded physical stores are intended to support the expansion of online grocery delivery services.
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Boeing Tops Wall Street Estimates as Aerospace Giant’s Turnaround Progresses
Boeing delivered 600 airplanes last year—almost twice as many as the previous year and the most since 2018.
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Century Aluminum to Construct 1st US Aluminum Plant in More Than 40 Years
The project is expected to create 5,000 direct and construction jobs.
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Regulator to Pursue Firm That Gave Unauthorised Access to Carbon Credits Database
The regulator allege Emerging Energy allowed unauthorised access to its Australian National Registry of Emissions Units (ANREU) account.
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Southwest Airlines Ends Open Seating, Moves to Reservation-Based System
Starting Jan. 27, the airline will also raise fares for passengers requiring additional seating.
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Kaiser Nurses and Health Care Workers Strike in California and Hawaii
Health care workers say they want a fair contract, including safe staffing levels, timely access to quality care, and fair wages for frontline caregivers.
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Shareholders Sue Beyond Meat, Alleging Failure to Disclose Market-Moving Asset Write-Down
The lawsuit claims Beyond Meat hid adverse financial facts, leading investors to buy at inflated prices and lose money when shares fell.
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Jury Selection to Begin in High-Stakes Social Media Addiction Trial
Meta’s Facebook and Instagram, ByteDance’s TikTok, and Google’s YouTube are accused of helping worsen the youth mental health crisis.
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USA Rare Earth Lines Up $3.1 Billion Public, Private Funding to Fast-Track Mining Operations
The company’s operations will be America’s first mine-to-magnet production facility.
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EU Opens New Investigation Into X Over Grok
Regulators are examining whether Grok contributed to the spread of illegal and harmful content, including sexual deepfakes.
|
Record $244 Billion in Government-Assisted Foreign Contracts for US Companies in 2025
From aerospace to locomotive, American companies secured lucrative contracts with foreign governments.
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Intel Shares Plunge 16 Percent After Weak 1st-Quarter Guidance
The company’s fourth-quarter 2025 earnings highlighted its struggle to meet demand for AI computing systems.
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Insurance Company Halves Rates for Tesla FSD Mode Miles
The lower insurance offering is the result of Tesla granting the insurance company access to previously unavailable vehicle data.
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Big European Pension Funds See Higher Risk in US Holdings, Reject ‘Weaponizing’ Capital
Nordic funds say U.S. policy volatility and debt concerns are lifting the risk premium on American assets but that investment moves are not politically driven.
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