It marks the buyer's third major acquisition in Charlotte since 2022. Thursday, July 23, 2026 2026 CFO of the Year Awards ...

Spearmint Energy (Spearmint) has announced it has now secured a site for a planned 600 megawatt-hour battery energy storage ...

Youth and sports minister Dr Taufiq Johari said his ministry will continue to ensure that all spending complies with financial regulations, approved scopes of work and the principle of delivering the ...

Rifle City Council’s work session on Wednesday featured an update on the Veteran’s Memorial Renovation Project and a possible partnership with the Grand Junction Business Incubator Center. Veteran’s ...

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Independent Projects complement the HBS classroom-based courses by providing second-year MBA students the opportunity to apply their skills to the real-world challenges. Social Enterprise Independent ...

Santa Barbara City College is planning to harness more solar power, bolstered by a $4.2 million state grant to Scale Microgrids — an energy equipment company based in New Jersey — to build the ...

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4-3 group announces second data center project in Salem Twp. Will Whitesell, Jack Sordoni, Dave Scoblick and Mike Cabell, of 4-3 Group, at the site of a proposed data center project in Salem Township.

Former state Sen. Gary Hale discusses Ansonia's stalled fuel cell projects at a presentation June 9. ANSONIA – This week former state Sen. Gary Hale outlined Mayor Frank Tyszka’s administration’s next ...