US Justice Department says it disrupted Russian social media influence operation
By Andrew Goudsward and Christopher Bing WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S Justice Department said on Tuesday that it disrupted a Russian operation that used fake social
NATO agency orders Stinger anti-aircraft missiles for $700 million, Stoltenberg says
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – NATO has placed an order for Stinger anti-aircraft missiles worth almost $700 million dollars in the name of several member states, the
Musk’s xAI, Oracle end talks on $10 billion server deal, The Information reports
(Reuters) -Billionaire Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence startup xAI and tech giant Oracle have ended talks on a potential $10 billion server deal, The Information reported
Vistra, Constellation Energy surge on clean energy demand bets to power AI tech
By Medha Singh and Seher Dareen (Reuters) – Nuclear power companies Constellation Energy and Vistra have become the top S&P 500 performers after Super Micro
China’s BYD plans $894 million EV parts project, state media says
BEIJING (Reuters) – Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD has signed an agreement to build a factory for core parts of new energy vehicles with total
EV maker Lucid beats quarterly deliveries estimates helped by price cuts
(Reuters) -Lucid Group reported second-quarter deliveries above analysts’ estimates on Monday, as price cuts bolstered demand for its luxury electric sedans, sending the company’s shares
Factbox-Close to 2.3 million homes without power in Texas due to Tropical Storm Beryl
(Reuters) – More than 2.3 million homes and businesses in Texas were without power on Monday as tropical storm Beryl made its way through the
US miners push Washington to revive long-dormant Bureau of Mines
By Ernest Scheyder (Reuters) – Mining trade groups plan to push Washington to revive and expand the long-dormant Bureau of Mines, an effort aimed at
Struggling Biden faces test with ABC interview, vows to fight on
By Andrea Shalal, Steve Holland and Jeff Mason MADISON, Wisconsin (Reuters) -U.S. President Joe Biden, scrambling to defuse a political crisis over his shaky debate
Several Chinese state firms in Shanghai buy Tesla Model Y cars
BEIJING (Reuters) – Several state-owned firms in China’s financial hub of Shanghai have recently purchased Tesla’s best-selling Model Y as service cars, a local government