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BHP Diversifies Beyond Iron Ore, Copper Becomes Primary Earnings Driver

BHP Diversifies Beyond Iron Ore, Copper Becomes Primary Earnings Driver

BHP Diversifies Beyond Iron Ore, Copper Becomes Primary Earnings Driver
Springfield News-LeaderSpringfield News-Leader
How much are tariffs costing Missouri? See where the state ranks

How much are tariffs costing Missouri? See where the state ranks

A new report highlights how tariffs are affecting Missouri businesses, including which imported goods are generating the highest costs.
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Werner Enterprises Continues as Major Transportation and Logistics Provider in North America

Werner Enterprises Continues as Major Transportation and Logistics Provider in North America

Werner Enterprises Continues as Major Transportation and Logistics Provider in North America
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National Craft Show Directory Simplifies Event Search for U.S. Craft Fairs and Shows

National Craft Show Directory Simplifies Event Search for U.S. Craft Fairs and Shows

National Craft Show Directory Simplifies Event Search for U.S. Craft Fairs and Shows
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Intuit Achieves $1.3 Billion Economic Impact Through Prosperity Hubs and Job Creation

Intuit Achieves $1.3 Billion Economic Impact Through Prosperity Hubs and Job Creation

Intuit Achieves $1.3 Billion Economic Impact Through Prosperity Hubs and Job Creation
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Analysis-US rail fuel surcharges on grain hit record highs, squeezing farmers in harvest season

Analysis-US rail fuel surcharges on grain hit record highs, squeezing farmers in harvest season

By Tim McLaughlin, Lisa Baertlein and Julie Ingwersen Sept 14 (Reuters) - Railroad fuel surcharges on U.S. grain shipments have more than doubled over the past year, rippling through the farm belt and raising transportation costs as many farmers also struggle with higher production costs.
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St. Pete College Celebrates 99th Anniversary with Community Bash

St. Pete College Celebrates 99th Anniversary with Community Bash

St. Pete College (SPC) celebrated its 99th anniversary with an annual SPC Day community bash this past Saturday. The event took place at the college’s Midtown Center and extended along the Deuces Corridor, running from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The celebration featured a variety of activities, including vendors, performers, and a block party, all open to the public free of charge. SPC Downtown/Midtown Center Provost, Keron Jean-Baptiste, highlighted the college's significant growth, noting its start in 1927 with 100 students and its current enrollment of over 30,000 students. Harold Simmons, a head custodian and performer at the event, emphasized the college's community-oriented spirit.
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VAI Resort in Glendale, Arizona, Faces Construction Delays Despite Significant Progress

VAI Resort in Glendale, Arizona, Faces Construction Delays Despite Significant Progress

VAI Resort in Glendale, Arizona, Faces Construction Delays Despite Significant Progress
USA TodayUSA Today
Trump's Iran war keeps dragging on. For what? | Opinion

Trump's Iran war keeps dragging on. For what? | Opinion

Trump lacked the foresight to plan this conflict constructively, and he's too stubborn to admit it's failing even as the war drains U.S. resources.
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Trek Metals Secures Option to Acquire Arizona Manganese Project, Bolstering U.S. Critical Mineral Supply

Trek Metals Secures Option to Acquire Arizona Manganese Project, Bolstering U.S. Critical Mineral Supply

Trek Metals Secures Option to Acquire Arizona Manganese Project, Bolstering U.S. Critical Mineral Supply
The Columbus DispatchThe Columbus Dispatch
Ohio's tariff bill is one of the highest in the US

Ohio's tariff bill is one of the highest in the US

A new ranking places Ohio among the top 10 states that pay the most in tariffs.
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NewHydrogen Files Third Patent for ThermoLoop Technology to Produce Green Hydrogen Using Heat

NewHydrogen Files Third Patent for ThermoLoop Technology to Produce Green Hydrogen Using Heat

NewHydrogen, a leading U.S. hydrogen company, has filed its third provisional patent application for its ThermoLoop technology. This innovative process aims to produce green hydrogen using heat and water, rather than relying on conventional electrolysis which requires electricity. The patent, titled “Hydrogen Production in Isothermal Chemical Looping Cycle,” was jointly filed with the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) and details improvements to the technology. ThermoLoop utilizes advanced solid-state materials and machine learning to optimize efficiency and cost-effectiveness in hydrogen production. The company is currently developing an engineering test unit (ETU) for ThermoLoop, which will generate data to design its first commercial pilot plant. This development positions the U.S. as a key player in advancing clean hydrogen production, with states like Texas, Louisiana, and California being central hubs for hydrogen generation. The U.S. currently produces approximately 10 million metric to...