An Ohio data center plans to build a natural gas plant as the AI boom creates an electricity strain
Developers for Powerconnex have notified Ohio regulators of plans to build a 120 MW natural gas plant to power a data center next door.
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Trump got what he wanted with the Canada and Mexico tariff pauses — even if he didn’t get that much
Trump slapped 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports to pressure them to crack down on illegal immigration and fentanyl. They caved.
Amazon’s robots could help it save $10 billion a year by 2030, Morgan Stanley analysts say
Amazon has introduced six new types of robots since 2022. They could save the company a lot of money.
From cocaine to Cheerios: the rise of parenting while high
Today’s parents are saying yes to drugs. Just don’t tell their kids.
Travis Kalanick says Chinese rivals’ ‘frenetic intensity of copying’ led to them out-innovating some US companies
"Eventually you cross that threshold of copying, and you’re innovating, and then you’re leading," Uber cofounder Travis Kalanick said.
Ukrainian commander says North Korean soldiers charged his unit ‘like in a World War II movie’ during combat
The commander described the North Korean troops as "cannon fodder" and said their behavior in combat was erratic.
I traveled to America and realized how much British business culture holds founders back. It’s like we’re playing different games.
A British founder traveled to the US for a business workshop and shares his reflections on how differently the countries approach entrepreneurship.
The wildest requests a Michelin-starred chef has received from VIP hotel guests
With over 30 years of experience in hotels from Abu Dhabi to Napa Valley, Michelin-starred chef Massimo Falsini has encountered every kind of guest.
Can The Daily Beast be saved?
The Daily Beast is profitable for the first time. Has it lost its bite to get there?
Russia’s Sukhoi Su-35 fighter jets deal isn’t a silver bullet for Iran’s battered air defenses
Iran looks to be getting Su-35 fighter jets from Russia, but they won’t fill the gaps in Iran’s degraded air defenses against adversaries like Israel.