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Gasoline prices dropped last week in Chattanooga by the largest amount since April as the heavy summer driving season nears an end.

More money from giant tech firms is pouring into Ohio projects, with Google now topping $3 billion. During a Monday afternoon event at its New Albany data…

Students attending Pennsylvania’s state-owned universities can now earn tech industry-recognized certificates during their undergraduate studies through a new partnership with Google, Gov. Josh Shapiro announced Tuesday. The initiative is intended to move students more quickly and less expensively from campuses into good-paying, high-demand jobs. It also would help employers meet

They will help power AI and other tools.

In New Albany Monday, two of Ohio’s congressmen joined Lt. Gov. Jon Husted to announce the expansion of Google’s footprint in the area. Between data centers in New Albany Columbus and Lancaster, the search giant plans to invest $1.7 billion this year in technical infrastructure in Ohio.

Six Millersville University students have already signed up to earn technology-focused certificates at no cost to them through a new partnership between Google and the Pennsylvania State System of Higher

Google will invest $1.7 billion into two additional data centers in Columbus and Lancaster, Ohio, as well as into its existing location in New Albany.

Google will invest an additional $1.7 billion to support three data center campuses in central Ohio

Google on Monday announced plans to invest $1.7 billion in Ohio, building on the more than $2 billion the company already invested in the state.

Google will invest an additional $1.7 billion to support three data center campuses in central Ohio, the company announced Monday.