NextEra plots Iowa nuclear comeback amid regulatory friction, AI demand doubts
In a state now dominated by wind energy, the electric utility company is reviving its Duane Arnold nuclear facility to power Google’s data centers.
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In a state now dominated by wind energy, the electric utility company is reviving its Duane Arnold nuclear facility to power Google’s data centers.
Palantir has more than doubled its share price this year, due in part to its CEO’s eccentric persona and brand building.
With subscription growth slowing, streamers are turning to live sports in order to up their game.
When 11-year-old Giselle logs onto the online gaming platform Roblox after school, she usually plays horror or survival games.
As the Trump administration continues its pursuit to legitimize crypto, the U.S.
Roblox’s revenue soared again in the third quarter, but so did its costs. The video game company earned nearly $1.4 billion in the quarter, up 48 percent from last year.
Move over, Taser. Axon is in its AI era. The company once known for its signature stun gun is now betting that AI software for law enforcement will take it to the next level.
Coinbase Global (Nasdaq: COIN), the crypto trading exchange company, reported strong earnings in Q3, exceeding analysts’ estimates due to its higher trading volume and cryptocurrency prices.
NextEra Energy, Inc.
United Airlines Holdings Inc. posted stronger-than-expected third quarter earnings, as demand for premium travel and loyalty revenue offset softer profit growth.
Wall Street is thriving and on track for one of its strongest years in recent memory, giving the state a higher-than-expected fiscal boost, according to a new report released by New York State Comptroller Thomas P.
Dating app Hinge has officially launched in Mexico, marking its first entry into Latin America and signaling Match Group’s push to capture a rapidly expanding online dating market in the region.
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