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A federal directive to keep a 63-year-old Michigan coal plant in operation has cost ratepayers across the Midwest approximately $113 million, according to operator and regulatory estimates. The order, which compels the

A landmark agreement has been reached between two of the world’s largest mining corporations, creating a $53 billion global copper entity. The newly formed company will maintain its primary stock market presence

A major European semiconductor manufacturer has halted deliveries to its primary Chinese assembly plant, triggering fears of widespread automotive production shutdowns across global manufacturing hubs. The suspension threatens to disrupt the supply