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Minister denies UK faces diesel shortage after Trump threatens to ban exports
UK transport minister denies diesel shortage concerns after Trump threatens to cut US fuel exports, citing diverse supply sources and emergency stockpile reserves.
U.S. Small-Scale Solar Generation Has Quadrupled in the Last Decade
U.S. small-scale solar generation has increased roughly five-fold over the last decade, with California, Arizona, Texas, and Florida leading in output among states with abundant solar resources.
Actress Selma Blair says she ‘did not intend to harm anyone’ in plane altercation
Actress Selma Blair denies assaulting multiple people aboard a Delta flight to New York, stating she experienced a medical emergency. Her team attributes the incident to her neurological conditions.
TV tonight: the return of hit mystery thriller Dark Winds
Dark Winds returns for its fourth season with Zahn McClarnon and Kiowa Gordon reprising their roles as Navajo police detectives investigating a missing schoolgirl while tracking a dangerous killer.
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Snowflake spikes 22% on healthy results and AI coding momentum
Snowflake shares surged 22% in extended trading after the data analytics company reported fiscal second-quarter results and guidance that exceeded analyst expectations, boosted by gains in its AI coding product.
The Dividend Streak Lives, But Target’s Raise Size Tells the Real Story
Target maintained its 50-year dividend streak but raised its quarterly payout by just 1.8%, a significant decline from the 32% increase seen in 2021, signaling potential margin pressures.
Insiders Trim Positions in Five Below Stock After 39% Run-Up
Two Five Below insiders sold shares following the discount retailer’s strong second-quarter earnings and significant stock price appreciation, though both executives maintained substantial holdings in the company.
Boston Scientific (BSX) Didn’t Miss on Demand or Devices. A Cyberattack Just Broke Its Guidance.
Boston Scientific’s stock fell 2.3% after disclosing an August 25 cyberattack that disrupted manufacturing and shipping, forcing the medical device company to withdraw its third-quarter and full-year 2026 guidance.
Boeing Delivered 51 Jets in August. Here’s Why the Stock is Finally Back Above $200.
Boeing delivered 51 aircraft in August, marking a 10.5% decline from the prior year, but the stock climbed above $200 as investors focused on the company’s improved year-to-date performance and positive cash flow metrics.
DraftKings and Flutter Jump After Court Rules Prediction Markets Are Gambling, Not Federally Regulated Trading
DraftKings and Flutter Entertainment gained up to 10% and 8% respectively after a Ninth Circuit Court ruling classified sports prediction market contracts as gambling rather than federally regulated financial derivatives.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Raises 2027 Outlook as AI Networking Demand Surges
Hewlett Packard Enterprise raised its fiscal 2027 outlook to 13%–17% revenue growth and 16%–20% EPS growth, citing surging demand for AI networking products and strong order momentum across its business segments.
CrossCountry cancels almost all rail services after power cut hits control centre
CrossCountry cancelled almost all train services across Great Britain after a power cut disabled its Birmingham control centre, affecting routes nationwide until expected restoration Monday.
Lexington-Fayette County Council Passes Solar Zoning Amendment, a Win for Lower Bills & Climate Goals
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council passed a zoning amendment allowing large-scale agrivoltaic solar projects on up to one percent of county land, combining renewable energy with agricultural production.
Trump’s Geothermal Energy Time Bomb Is Set To Explode On Coal
The Trump administration is backing geothermal energy development through funding and policy support, establishing a new Geothermal Center of Excellence while pursuing an energy dominance strategy.
U.S. Dams Could Unlock 15.2 Terawatt-Hours of Untapped Hydropower
U.S. dams could generate an additional 15.2 terawatt-hours annually through retrofitting, powering over 1.4 million homes with untapped clean energy at lower costs than traditional hydropower projects.
Climate change exposes 580 million children to 20 extra ‘heat-stress days’ every year
A new study finds that over 580 million children under age 10 globally experience at least 20 extra heat-stress days annually due to climate change, with south Asia, southeast Asia, and west Africa most affected.