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The companys shares have risen 48% so far this year. The heavy electrical equipment manufacturer is viewed as a beneficiary of investments in clean energy, decarbonization, and focus on cleaner air and water.

The Vietnam Automobile Manufacturers Association (VAMA), not including VinFast and Hyundai, sold 209,929 vehicles in January-September this year, down 29% year-on-year.

The Vietnam Automobile Manufacturers Association (VAMA), not including VinFast and Hyundai, sold 209,929 vehicles in January-September this year, down 29% year-on-year.

New Zealand's prime minister resigns and Taiwan enshrines promotion of plant-based foods in climate bill: news in brief

A shocking number of American households are behind on their rent payments. If you're one of them, find out what steps you can take.

Top infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci's financial records from 2020 revealed investments in several Chinese firms. Given these findings, a Republican senator denounced the Biden [...]

Oct. 21 marks Latina Equal Pay Day, the last Equal Pay Day of the year.

KU keskusteli Euroopan unionista Vuoden eurooppalaiseksi valitun tutkija Timo Miettisen kanssa. Eurooppa-tutkija Timo Miettinen, aloitetaan erittäin ajankohtaisesta asiasta eli EU:n elvytyspaketista. Suomessa siitä on keskusteltu hyvin samaan tapaan kuin eurokriisin aikaan puhuttiin eli on laiska e

You Can Find These Surprising Artifacts at the Coast Guards Museum The unicorn float enjoys swim call with its shipmates from the USCGC Kimball in August 2020. (U.S. Coast Guard/Coast Guard Kimball) The U.S. Coast Guard doesnt care whether you consider it a branch of the military or not. It considers itself Americas Oldest Maritime Defender and has the artifacts to prove it. On the official Coast Guard Instagram account, Coasties started to show off some of the most interesting items in the se...

Losing Your Health Care to COVID-19 The pandemic has forced workers off of employer-sponsored plans and into the unknown. For more than forty-five years, Shirley Smith has been a dedicated member of the workforce. A can-do woman, she helped customers select furniture and trained legions of salespeople at Art Van in Taylor, Michigan. Steady paychecks enabled her to support her son, buy a home, and manage her diabetes. But in March, Smith’s world collapsed when the retailer, where she had wo...