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Apple to spend $30 billion in Broadcom chips deal that will see Colorado factory expandApple will invest over $30 billion in a new chip supply deal. As part of the deal, Broadcom will spend $1.5 billion to expand a factory in...- Supply-chain stress that peaked in covid heads higher againRising logistics costs and delivery times are pressuring central banks, with some indicators reaching multi-year highs, signaling potential...
- Quote of the day by Nikola Tesla: “A man is born to work, to suffer and to fight; he who doesn't, must perish.” — How Tesla’s wireless energy breakthrough reshaped the modern worldQuote of the day by Nikola Tesla: “A man is born to work, to suffer and to fight; he who doesn't, must perish.” — Nikola Tesla remains the ...
- Charting the global economy: US jobs data eases pressure on FedFresh US jobs data eases pressure on the Federal Reserve for immediate rate cuts, likely holding steady until fall.
- Apple should have learned a Chinese lesson on EVsApple's heavily-guarded, in-house EV project has been scrapped, highlighting the stark contrast in approach and outcome between the two tec...
- Travel planning 101: 52 places you must visit in 2024Planning your next holiday? Consider adding these destinations to your itinerary for the perfect vacation.
- US plans $162 million award to Microchip Technology to boost productionThe funds will allow Microchip to triple production of mature-node semiconductor chips and microcontroller units at two US factories, offic...
- Low-carbon bitcoin? Crypto miners' green power talk angers Texas localsAs electricity prices hit $5,000 per megawatt hour on a hot day, it was no longer profitable to run the machines that compete to verify blo...
- World economy is suddenly running low on everythingMattress producers to car manufacturers to aluminum foil makers are buying more material than they need to survive the breakneck speed at w...
- Indian tech firms are looking beyond traditional hubs to set up shop in the USAmerican headhunters also say that cities like Austin and Seattle are becoming technology hubs.
- Is any area really `recession-proof'The catering business isn't what economists would call ``recession-proof.'' Luckily for J.W. Walton, most of his biggest clients are.
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