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The Company Turning Captured CO2 Into Aviation Fuel Across Southeast Asia
Sustainable aviation fuel made from captured carbon dioxide and renewable electricity is one of the most promising paths to decarbonizing a sector that cannot easily electrify. Planes are not going battery-powered anytime soon. The fuel they burn needs to change instead. On April 9, 2026, eFuels SEA launched in Singapore as a dedicated platform to
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Why Two-Thirds of Enterprise AI Projects Never Make It to Production
The gap between AI ambition and AI delivery has become one of the defining challenges of enterprise technology in 2026. Companies have spent billions on generative AI initiatives. Pilots have launched. Demos have impressed. But the hard data on what actually reaches production is sobering. Sopra Steria Next, the consulting division of European IT group
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The Missing Piece of the Ozempic Revolution Just Got a Clinical Trial
Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro have transformed how medicine treats obesity and type 2 diabetes. Tens of millions of Americans are now on GLP-1 receptor agonists, and that number is growing fast. But there is a problem that does not get discussed enough in the coverage of this pharmaceutical revolution: a significant proportion of patients stop
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How Paysafe’s Crypto Integration Changes the Payments Game
Most crypto payment announcements involve startups building new infrastructure from scratch. This one is different. MoonPay has embedded stablecoin payment rails directly into Paysafe (NYSE: PSFE), a payments platform that processed $167 billion in transactions in 2025. The integration does not require merchants to build anything new. Crypto payment capability sits alongside cards, digital wallets,
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Relief Rally or Real Resolution? The Iran Ceasefire Market Breakdown
Executive Summary Late April 7, President Trump announced a two-week ceasefire with Iran, contingent on Iran reopening the Strait of Hormuz to safe passage. Iran’s Supreme National Security Council accepted. The market reaction was immediate and dramatic. WTI crude fell as much as 19% in after-hours trading to below $94, the largest single-day drop since
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Why Georgia’s Grid Investment Program Is One of the Best Utility Stories in America
When Hurricane Helene hit Georgia in September 2024, it became the most damaging storm in Georgia Power’s history. More than a million customers lost power. What happened next is the real story: smart grid technology allowed crews to restore power to over one million customers within the first five days despite widespread devastation. That speed
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From AI Pilot to AI Production: Why Data Governance Is the Missing Link
There is a quiet crisis running through enterprise AI right now. Companies have spent billions on AI pilots, proofs of concept, and experimental deployments. The vast majority of those projects never reach production scale. The data is fragmented across systems. Governance frameworks are absent or inadequate. Performance degrades when the model meets real-world data volumes.
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Why This FDA-Cleared LED Device Is the Most Significant Spa Launch of 2026
LED light therapy has been a staple of high-end dermatology practices and medical spas for years. The challenge has always been access. Professional-grade devices cost thousands of dollars, and treatments at specialist clinics run well above what most people will pay for routine skincare. LightStim and Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa just changed
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Why Lake Tahoe Proper Could Be the Most Anticipated Hotel Opening of 2027
Cal Neva is one of the most storied resort properties in American history. Straddling the California-Nevada border on the northeast shore of Lake Tahoe, it hosted Marilyn Monroe, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., and John F. Kennedy during its golden era in the 1960s. Private tunnels ran beneath the property so guests could move discreetly.
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Mayfair Gold Just Bought 65% More Land in the World’s Most Prolific Gold Belt
Mayfair Gold Corp. (TSXV: MFG | NYSE American: MINE) has agreed to acquire three exploration properties from Plato Gold Corp. for C$2.5 million cash. The Guibord, Marriott, and Holloway properties all sit in proximity to Mayfair’s flagship Fenn-Gib Gold Project east of Timmins, Ontario, and all three overlay the Porcupine-Destor Fault Zone, the same regional
