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The shock to global oil prices has caused a surge in demand for electric vehicles while propelling a race for immediate, secure power supplies, writes Lisa...
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PBS North Carolina (PBS NC) and WTVI PBS Charlotte (WTVI) announced an agreement to combine the two organizations, with PBS NC acquiring WTVI. Central Piedmont Community College currently holds the WTVI broadcast license. The
It’s bad enough that they spent a third of $1 billion to defeat the proposed tax. But they also exploited a federal loophole to fund the opposition campaign.
Standard Bots CEO Evan Beard wants to build the world's largest robot manufacturer in the US — and he's looking to Washington for help.
A millionaire in California who supports taxing the wealthy shared his disappointment that Prop. 40 was rejected, and his hope for future efforts.
In an interview at Web Summit in Lisbon, executive editor Matt Murray makes the case that The Post is poised for a rebound in 2027
Earlier in the day, the New York Times reported that Huang had an extramarital affair with a company executive who reported to him.
The Montana Public Service Commission approved the $15.4 billion NorthWestern Energy and Black Hills Corp. merger on Tuesday.
NIPSCO and the Indiana Office of the Utility Consumer Counselor reached an agreement to provide 2.5 years of refunds to thousands of customers it double-charged for natural gas for decades
A mother-daughter team built The Food Nanny into a digital business with products and three brick-and-mortar stores.
Minky Couture's Sandi Sumner Hendry receives the ATHENA Leadership Award. Six others are named Pathfinders at the chamber's 50th annual conference.
Albuquerque’s Carpenters Local 1319 built a walnut casket for labor leader Dolores Huerta, honored at a New Mexico ceremony before burial in California.
Carlsbad-based CNB Bank plans to open its first Santa Fe branch near the New Mexico Roundhouse in January 2027, expanding as community banks face out-of-state acquisitions.