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Artificial intelligence and data center developers are increasingly engaging in the congressional permitting negotiations. Read More

The workwear retailer plans to have its stock reflect more of its core products and will cut SKUs throughout 2026. Read More

The exemption’s end has also led to an 82% jump in seizures of low-cost goods considered unsafe or noncompliant, per Customs and Border Protection. Read More

Some Christmas stories start with a sleigh. This one starts with a screen.  For 17 years, Cisco’s Connected Santa program has been delivering holiday magic to children in hospitals across the U.K. and Ireland. Powered by Webex technology, a strong internet connection, and some sneaky elves (who just so happen to be Cisco employees), each year Santa virtually visits hospitalized children who […]

Some Christmas stories start with a sleigh. This one starts with a screen.  For 17 years, Cisco’s Connected Santa program has been delivering holiday magic to children in hospitals across the U.K. and Ireland. Powered by Webex technology, a strong internet connection, and some sneaky elves (who just so happen to be Cisco employees), each year Santa virtually visits hospitalized children who […]

Although it was “sweaty knuckles” at first, moving goods ahead of tariff escalations enabled the retailer to sell items at last year’s prices, EVP and CFO Earl Ford said. Read More

The automaker also dissolved its BlueOval SK battery joint venture with SK On earlier this month as it shifts away from EVs. Read More

Every year, Chemours employees across the U.S. find meaningful ways to support the people and places we call home. This season, our teams continued that tradition with volunteerism, charitable initiatives, and partnership to uplift families and local organizations. From West Virginia and the Mid‑Atlantic to North Carolina, Texas, and Kentucky — employees mobilized around the […]