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Sumitomo’s AgriCool Shade Fabric Blocks Heat Rays While Letting Crops Keep Their Sunlight
TOKYO, July 16 — Farmers have long faced a frustrating trade-off when it comes to shade nets. Throw…
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U.S. Wages Trail Prices by 0.7 Points as Real Pay Turns Negative Again
ISLAMABAD, July 16 — When a worker looks at their paycheck, the number printed there is the nominal…
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NTSB explains how it investigates crashes and issues safety fixes
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The National Transportation Safety Board, the independent federal agency tasked with determining the probable…
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How IATA Took Over Airline Fare-Setting After the 1944 Chicago Conference Failed
MONTREAL, July 16 — The International Air Transport Association, the global trade body for airlines, has long operated…
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Federal Minimum Wage Has Stayed at $7.25 Since 2009
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The federal minimum wage in the United States has not changed in over 17…
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Chipotle Raises Menu Prices 3% as Beef, Freight and Labor Costs Squeeze Margins
WASHINGTON, July 16 — A new U.S. Department of Agriculture report shows food input costs rose 8.5% in…
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SpaceX and Amazon, worth $4.5 trillion together, are headed for a collision
LOS ANGELES, July 16 — Two of the world’s most valuable companies are locked in a deepening rivalry…
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Fortune Asks Why SpaceX Trades Like Amazon While Earning Far Less
NEW YORK, July 15 — A recent claim circulating in financial news that the combined market capitalization of…
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Russian Strikes Idle Ukraine’s Black Sea Grain Corridor at Peak Harvest
KYIV, July 15 — Against this backdrop of grinding war, the story of Ukraine’s Black Sea grain corridor…
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ONS Farmland Accounts: A £237 Billion Estimate and What It Measures
LONDON, July 1 — The UK’s natural capital is getting a fresh accounting treatment, with new official statistics…
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FCC Waives Amazon Leo’s Deadline to Launch Half of Its Satellite Network
SEATTLE, July 15 — Amazon’s Project Kuiper satellite internet venture is now racing against a Federal Communications Commission…
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ADMA Biologics Faces Securities Class Action Over Alleged Channel Stuffing
NEW YORK — A securities fraud class action filed against ADMA Biologics has placed the company’s sales tactics…
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Trump’s 20% Hormuz Toll Rattles Oil Markets, Then Is Dropped Within 24 Hours
LONDON, July 13 — The story begins not with a barrel of oil, but with a narrow stretch…
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Google’s 11th Environmental Report: Emissions Down 2% as Electricity Demand Rises 37%
SAN FRANCISCO, June 30 — Google released its 11th annual Environmental Report today, detailing the company’s efforts to…
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Oil Climbs Toward $104 as US-Iran Tensions and Hormuz Tanker Incidents Rattle Markets
LONDON, July 14 — The story begins with a single notification, but what unfolded was a swift and…
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Strait of Hormuz Toll: Legal Basis, Enforcement, and Shipping Impact
MANAMA, July 13 — Against this backdrop of rising tensions in the Persian Gulf, the United States has…
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Record Drug Deals Signal China’s Rise in Global Pharma
BEIJING, July 13 — China’s pharmaceutical industry has just closed the books on a record-breaking first half of…
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Ukrainian Strikes Push Russian Refining to a 21-Year Low and Squeeze Diesel Markets
MOSCOW, July 13 — The mechanics of the global oil market in 2024 have become a study in…
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Former Value Base Analyst Shay Lipman Convicted of Insider Trading in Real Estate Shares
TEL AVIV, July 12 — The Tel Aviv District Court has convicted an individual identified as Lipman in…
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Mumbai Mega Block Disrupts Central Railway Main and Harbour Lines on July 12
MUMBAI, July 11 — Central Railway announced today that it will conduct a “mega block” on its Main…
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Ukraine Says It Hit 116 Vessels in Azov Sea as Russia Plans New Shipping Routes
LONDON, July 11 — The mechanics of global grain trade are shifting once again, and the Azov Sea…
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Investors urged to lead Zillow securities fraud lawsuit
NEW YORK, July 11 — The Rosen Law Firm, P.A., founded by Laurence Rosen, has just announced that…
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Federal debt interest hits $24 billion weekly as borrowing costs surge
WASHINGTON, July 11 — The United States Treasury is borrowing $155 billion every single month of the current…
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