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Even as gas prices continued to rise across the United States, sales of electric vehicles fell in April. That is in contrast to strong growth elsewhere in the world, such …
Why hybrids — not EVs — are winning over US consumers Read More
Not long ago, a social media creator named Ludovico ‘Pato’ Cordoni appeared on the TikTok account of an Italian utility named Plenitude. In the video, Cordoni takes the channel’s 116,600 …
‘Be a PleniDude’: How an Italian Oil Giant Conquered TikTok Read More
MADRID, May 22 (Reuters) – Spain will introduce a plan to match migrants to jobs under a programme to grant legal status to around half a million undocumented workers to help drive …
Spain to introduce job-matching plan for migrants granted legal status Read More
Amazon $AMZN -0.80% Web Services (AWS) is showering the U.S. government with discounts. Federal agencies will receive up to $1 billion in credits to be used on cloud services, modernization, and training through …
Amazon Web Services to cut the U.S. government a $1 billion break Read More
Runaway rents are a “national phenomenon” with private renters in every region of England seeing increases of between 6% and 9% each year, according to new research published today by the …
Private rents rising 6 – 9% in every region of England, as NEF warns affordability crisis is a “national phenomenon” Read More
New Orleans could be surrounded by sea water in a matter of decades according to new research. The study says the US city has reached a “point of no return”, and that …
Floods and finance: why climate change will become a more pressing economic problem for UK households Read More
JERUSALEM (AP) — The tight relationship between Israel and the United Arab Emirates is typically managed discreetly. But this week, it was thrust into the open, illuminating tensions underlying the …
As Netanyahu spotlights Israel’s ties to the UAE, its rulers prefer to be discreet Read More
China is undergoing a renewable energy revolution. In 2025 alone, it added nearly 450 gigawatts (GW) of clean energy capacity, which was more solar and twice as much wind as the rest …
China goes electric, but can it get off coal? Read More
The Musk vs. OpenAI trial for an alleged breach of contract is actually an exposé of how the Silicon Valley elite is a tight network of associates, even within rival …
Musk vs. Altman: The Feud of a New Elite Bidding for Power Read More
In 1872, while on a trip to Europe, Andrew Carnegie met with an engineer and inventor named Henry Bessemer. During the Crimean War, Bessemer had accidentally discovered an efficient (for the time) …
Europe’s quest for green steel Read More