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The majority of men, 65%, said the U.S. was the best or better than most countries at scientific innovation. Just 39% of ...
Net income attributable to owners increased to $57.3 million, or $2.49 per diluted share compared to $27.3 million, or $1.13 ...
Here’s how President Trump can take on the Fed’s refusal to cut rates: Have the Treasury issue bonds in gold, providing a ...
Welcome to Edition 8.02 of the Rocket Report! It's worth taking a moment to recognize an important anniversary in the history ...
The iShares Treasury Floating Rate Bond offers low-risk exposure to US Treasury FRNs, but impending rate cuts make it less ...
Pennsylvania House Democrats took issue with those changes on Tuesday during a press conference at the Capitol ...
Tallies of safety findings from 2022-2024 made the plants along the Mississippi River the first- and second-most-cited single ...
An April report, commissioned by the Colorado Energy Office, says wind, solar and batteries are the most expensive of seven ...
A system that rewards a single individual to that extent, at least compared with the average worker’s salary (even that of a well-paid tech worker), seems out of whack on some profound human metric.
For years, global university rankings have sparked debate among academics, with critics warning that such systems often reward quantity over quality, visibility over value.
According to the Wall Street Journal (WSJ), Ripple joins other institutions seeking to bridge the gap between ...