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Chris and Nick put on their headphones and dust off their vinyl records for a look at this seasons guitar-strumming, mic-swinging girl groups.

First Friday Art Walk, Beauty and the Beast the Musical, Cinco de Mayo Dance Party and more on deck.

The newest installment of our Fresh Ink series features two excerpts form Japanese literary legend: Osamu Dazai translated into English.

Columbia University bans pro-Palestinian leader over comments suggesting Zionists "deserved to die," amidst pressure to protect Jewish students. Read to learn more.

Japan was once the world's leading chip manufacturer. Now, concerns over supply chains and geopolitical tensions have prompted the government to go on a massive investment spree.

Japan was once the world's leading chip manufacturer. Now, concerns over supply chains and geopolitical tensions have prompted the government to provide funding for foreign firms and domestic manufacturers.

Japan was once the world's leading chip manufacturer. Now, concerns over supply chains and geopolitical tensions have prompted the government to provide funding for foreign firms and domestic manufacturers.

Ivanhoe Electric Inc. (NYSEAMERICAN:IE – Get Free Report) shares were up 8.8% during trading on Friday . The stock traded as high as $10.43 and last traded at $10.39. Approximately 335,685 shares changed hands during trading, a decline of 33% from the average daily volume of 498,397 shares. The stock had previously closed at $9.55. […]

The Boeing Aircraft Company builds planes. And Boeing now has a problem: Investigation following tragic crashes and equipment failures reveals quality control issues.

Two workers fell to their deaths while cleaning at a power plant in Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture, on Thursday. Shortly after 4 p.m., a call came into 119 that two workers had fallen from scaffolding at the Cosmo Oil power plant, TV Asahi reported. According to the&#x2...