Boris Johnson, UK Prime Minister, has joined the final push to convince SoftBank Group Corp chip designer Arm to list on London's stock exchange, according to the Financial Times, which quoted people familiar with the matter.
Florida utilities will gradually increase their electricity production to 100% renewable energy by 2050, according to a rule proposed Thursday by the state's agricultural commissioner.
Energy-efficient construction has been supported for many years by the KfW Banking Group and/or the Federal Office of Economics and Export Control (BAFA) in the
The war in Ukraine continues, but most Russians don't know what's really going on amid a new crackdown by Vladimir Putin against the few remaining independent media outlets.
New York State's top pension official asked Spotify Technology SA for information about its new content rules. He cited complaints that Joe Rogan had spread misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines.
The dependence of most of the population on public transport is likely to continue, despite the fact that India has a lower ratio of cars per 1,000 people than developed countries such as the USA, UK, and Australia.
SpaceX's second rocket of 2014 was successfully launched Thursday morning (January 13). One of its veteran boosters carried small satellites to orbit and returned to Earth.
There has been much attention paid to the rising student debt burden in the United States, but far less has been given to the best ways that individuals can pay down their college debt.
SILVER SPRING (Md. -- Rivian Automotive shares will trade publicly Wednesday. This should give the world a better understanding of how enthusiastic investors are about electric vehicles.
ANNAPOLIS (Md.) -- A Maryland congressman announced Wednesday he had deactivated his official campaign and congressional Facebook accounts. He hopes that Congress and their parent company will make significant reforms to safeguard children's health and democratic principles.
DUBAI (UAE) -- Iran's President said Wednesday that a cyberattack that paralyzed all gas stations in the Islamic Republic caused "people to be angry by creating disorder" as long lines still surrounded the pumps a day later.
LONDON , Wednesday's investigation by the European Union into Nvidia's purchase of Arm, a designer of graphics chips, was initiated over concerns that it might limit competition. This is in addition to the global scrutiny of this deal.