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Dalvin Cook and the Minnesota Vikings have long been trending towards a divorce. Although we have yet to see any resolution in the matter via trade or release of the veteran, it often seems as though a split is inevitable.

Canada-based Anfield Energy said on Tuesday it will buy the Marquez-Juan Tafoya uranium project in New Mexico from enCore Energy's wholly-owned subsidiary Neutron Energy for C$16.1 million ($11.99 million).

Nigeria's BUA Cement has received $500 million in financing from the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and other lenders to boost production, the organisations said on Tuesday.

Canada has been witnessing intense wildfires this year, with Quebec currently being the worst-affected region.

ArcelorMittal North America said on Tuesday the steelmaker will supply General Motors with recycled and renewably produced steel, which substantially lowers CO2 emissions.

Germany is launching a programme that will make available tens of billions of euros for firms facing substantial energy costs, in a bid to help its challenged industrial sector fund a shift towards carbon-neutral production techniques.

German engineering companies' order books fell significantly in April, reversing the "small ray of hope" seen in the prior month's figures, the VDMA engineering association said on Monday.

Guinea-Bissau goes to the polls on Sunday in local elections as voters seek stability more than a year after President Umaro Sissoco Embalo dissolved parliament over accusations of corruption.

Uniindia: Bengaluru, Jun 3 (UNI) A team of officials led by Karnataka Labour Minister Santosh Lad has been deputed to Odisha to ensure the safety of the states residents who were on one of the trains involved in triple train accident in Balasore.

35% of their sales must be evs. right now its the only about 3% in california. about 19% of sales are ev, but almost all of those are teslas. so automakers are preparing to comply by essentially cutting off gas-powered vehicles to these states. and this was inevitable because that was the only way they were going to be able to comply, by forcing consumers in these states to buy evs, by giving them no other choices. paul: how many other companies are likely to follow this? is that whats going to ...