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Vic Moss, a professional photographer turned drone operator, has spent the past few months watching the temperature rise inside the 33,000 member Facebook group he runs for commercial drone pilots.
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.
When 11-year-old Giselle logs onto the online gaming platform Roblox after school, she usually plays horror or survival games.
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.
For nearly every day in August, the hedge fund manager and former PayPal mafia member Eric Jackson stood outside Canadian rapper Drake’s house in Toronto with a message: buy $OPEN.
Cryptocurrency is having a moment. On the campaign trail, Trump vowed to make the US “the crypto capital of the planet.
At dawn on a recent November day in New Albany, Ohio, thousands of construction workers dressed in hard hats and bright yellow vests clocked in at their job sites, tasked with turning what was once acres of farmland into a cluster of cutting-edge facilities.
Intel Corp. has set out to streamline its operations in response to economic headwinds that’ve dragged down demand for semiconductors more than it originally anticipated.
While the geopolitical outlook of powerful nations has been influenced by oil as a key asset for decades, semiconductors are shaping up to play a similar role on the global stage for the foreseeable future.
Angela Palumbo Michelle Dougherty from Houston, buys everything for her dog Zito through Chewy Inc.
Angela Palumbo In a recent interview with Fortune, Chewy Inc. (CHWY) CEO Sumit Singh did not deny the possibility of the company opening retail locations in the future.
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