Climate change? Bad. Wind farms to fight climate change? Maybe…also bad?
That’s the weirdly veiled and instantly controversial conclusion of two new papers out on Thursday in Joule and Environmental Research Letters. The twin papers look at how wind power could create localized warming and how much energy wind farms produce.
As Amazon revs up its private label business with new household goods and clothing brands, the company is quietly rolling out another way to get more exclusive products onto the site.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk mocked the Securities and Exchange Commission in a tweet Thursday, calling the agency the “Shortseller Enrichment Commission,” days after settling fraud charges brought against him by the agency.
Back in 2015, Royal Dutch Shell Plc and BP Plc cast doubt over the future of aging oil fields offshore Norway. A crash in crude prices and high operating costs threatened to shut them early, leaving millions of barrels in the ground.
Nio, a Chinese company that makes electric cars, has filed to go public on the New York Stock Exchange. The company said in a filing on Monday that it’s looking to raise as much as $1.8 billion in the initial public offering.
J.P. Morgan is telling its clients that the strange uncorrelated relative performances between U.S. and international stocks will not last.
New flagship smartphones are some of the most closely guarded secrets in tech, and while leaks often occur a month or two before an official release, there’s typically enough mystery to keep things interesting until then.
The planets are aligned for an upbeat second quarter earnings season from consumer companies.
Arianespace’s lightweight Vega rocket has deployed the European Space Agency’s Aeolus climate science satellite Wednesday in an evening launch from the Centre Spatial Guyanais at Kourou, French Guiana. The mission set sail at the instantaneous launch opportunity timed at 18:20:09 local time (21:20 UTC).
Amazon may be betting on the convenience of cashier-less stores, but Target is instead focused on order-ahead e-commerce. The company’s Drive Up service, which allows shoppers to place orders online, then pick up at a nearby store without getting out of their car, is now on track to reach nearly 1,000 U.S. stores before the end of the year. Meanwhile, its same-day delivery business is now live at 1,100 stores across 160 markets, and will reach 65% of U.S. households by year-end.
Weekly Market Review – December 21, 2024
Medtronic appoints new chief medical officer for digital surgery and robotics
Neurocrine’s bid to save schizophrenia prospect fails
FDA greenlights over-the-counter hearing aid features for Apple’s AirPods
Oncternal folds all clinical trials after lackluster data drop, patient death
Zenas, MBX and Bicara all head to Nasdaq in hot day for biotech IPOs
FDA pushed to be more open, collaborative to accelerate rare disease R&D
In wake of Q2 revenue drop, Charles River cuts 3% of workforce
Inflammatix collects $57M as it awaits FDA review of infectious disease test
Sanofi’s $80M bet on Fulcrum’s dystrophy drug ends in phase 3 failure after 4 months
