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By Oyin Adedoyin GrafTech International Chief Executive Marcel Kessler is stepping down because of family reasons, effective Nov. 15. GrafTech, a producer of...

The letter alleges that more than 50 electrical components originally stemmed from companies located in countries that are both allied with Ukraine and involved in the sanctions coalition. The countries named include the U.S., Switzerland, the Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Canada, and Japan.

Paris (ESA) Sep 26, 2023 - Fungi in space have been a plot point in Star Trek: Discovery, but they are also a very real problem for astronauts and space stations. United Nations co-sponsored testing by a team from Macau in Ch

By Chris Wack Regal Rexnord is selling its Industrial Motors and Generators businesses to WEG, through certain subsidiaries of WEG S.A., for total...

The United Auto Workers union has threatened to expand its strike against the Big Three automakers on Friday, Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision...

Long term Treasury yields will go higher on more supply, less demand and stubborn inflation, says hedge fund manager Bill Ackman

Seaport analyst Tom Curran upgraded shares of solar-tech firm Enphase to Buy from Neutral, and set a $185 price target—about 50% above the current market price.

Stocks in the Asia-Pacific region mostly tumbled Thursday, Sept. 21, with shares in Hong Kong declining for the second day and the Japanese market showing a...

Enphase Energy is upgraded at Seaport Research, as analyst Tom Curran says being early to buy will pay off.

By Oyin Adedoyin Enablence Technologies named Stan Besko as its next chief financial officer, succeeding T. Paul Rowland. The Ottawa-based optical components...