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Google says small modular-style reactors from Kairos Power could begin supplying electricity this decade as big technology companies seek cleaner round-the-clock energy for AI infrastructure.
Read report »The Transportation Department said the airline’s handling of a 2022 flight amounted to a record civil-rights penalty, later reduced by compensation credit.
Read report »The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences honoured research explaining how political and economic institutions shape long-term prosperity.
Read report »The Nieuwe Sluis is now open in Terneuzen, a massive lock built to improve access to the Port of Ghent and ease traffic on a key waterway.
Read report »More than 45,000 longshore workers walked out at ports from Maine to Texas after contract talks failed, threatening delays and shortages.
Read report »Ratcliffe-on-Soar’s closure ends 142 years of coal-fired electricity in the UK and leaves decommissioning work ahead.
Read report »The executive board signed off on a new program to support Pakistan’s economy, with the money to be released in stages over 37 months.
Read report »On the 2024-09-13 event date, more than 30,000 Boeing workers were set to strike after overwhelmingly rejecting a new labor contract.
Read report »On the 2024-09-12 event date, Microsoft Gaming said it would lay off about 650 employees, or 3% of its global workforce, in another round of cuts after the Activision Blizzard deal.
Read report »Hundreds of workers halted operations at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport as they protested a proposed 30-year deal involving India’s Adani Group.
Read report »On the 2024-09-09 event date, Mario Draghi published a long-awaited report arguing that Europe must invest far more quickly to avoid trading off welfare, the environment or freedom.
Read report »Britain’s Competition and Markets Authority launched a probe into Ticketmaster’s sale of more than one million Oasis reunion tickets, focusing on dynamic pricing.
Read report »Ottawa is matching Washington on electric vehicles and adding fresh pressure on Chinese steel and aluminum with a tariff package that also opens the door to more restrictions.
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