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US Power-Plant Rules Threaten Grid Reliability, Peabody CEO Says
Peabody Energy Corp., the biggest US coal producer, is warning that federal regulations to curb emissions from power plants pose a threat to the grid at a time when electricity demand is poised to surge.
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Corteva Rises as CEO Sees Robust Outlook for Farmer Spending on Crops
Corteva Inc. shares rose the most in three months after the seed and pesticide maker posted quarterly earnings that beat expectations while its CEO signaled a strong outlook for farmer spending.
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Palladium’s Kymera in Talks With Lenders to Refinance, Buy Firm
Materials company Kymera International is in conversations with lenders, including private credit firms, to refinance its debt and pay for a potential acquisition, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
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There’s A Reason Why Sex Games Are Everywhere These Days
Game producer Jesse Cox took a look at the history of adult games and why they’re so popular
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Exclusive: Spotify is quietly moves lyrics behind a paywall
Following various reports citing frustrated posts from users on Reddit, Spotify is quietly confirming the change.
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Google paid Apple $20B in 2022 alone for default status: docs
The massive sum appeared in unsealed testimony by a top Apple executive in the trial’s early days last fall and marked the first public confirmation of the figure.
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Federal frenzy to patch gaping security hole in GitLab
Warning comes exactly a year after the vulnerability was introduced
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Get A Closer Look At Universal Orlando’s Super Nintendo World, Opening 2025
Mario, Yoshi AND Donkey Kong all set to appear
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Judges Encouraging Oral Argument Opportunities for Junior Lawyers
Various district courts have put out such orders; here’s the most recent I’ve seen, a Standing Order on Requests for Hearings and Oral Arguments from Magistrate Judge David Horan (N.D. Tex.): With regard to possible oral argument or an evidentiary hearing, the Court notes a trend today in which fewer cases go to trial and […]
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Nomura, Mizuho Face $108 Million Loss After Fund’s Failed Trades
Nomura Holdings Inc. and Mizuho Financial Group Inc. are facing more than $100 million of potential losses tied to a series of failed stock trades made by investment fund All Blue Capital.
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