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· Reporter:
Priya Raman
Business
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Texas Bets on Always-On Power
Texas is moving to expand dependable energy with geothermal, small modular reactors and natural gas power plants.
By
Priya Raman
· 1 min read
Business
Analysis
2.
Tariffs Could Slow Chip Reshoring
Trump has moved to build U.S. semiconductor capacity, but a new round of tariffs could raise costs before domestic supply catches up.
By
Priya Raman
· 1 min read
Business
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Stakeholderism grew from business planning
The term now means different things in different settings, but its roots are in corporate strategy, not ideology.
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Priya Raman
· 1 min read
Business
Altman Puts OpenAI IPO on Hold
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said going public in 2026 would be 'ill-advised' amid safety concerns and recent AI incidents.
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Priya Raman
· 1 min read
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Spider-Man Slings $309M in Brand Deals
The blockbuster didn't just break box-office records — it rewrote the rules of brand advertising. 165 partners paid to get inside the film itself.
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Priya Raman
· 1 min read