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A wave of U.S. refinery closures under pressure from renewable fuels and EVs consumes the Lyondell Houston plant.
LyondellBasell Industries, a chemical manufacturer, revealed its long-awaited decision to permanently close its 263,776 barrel-per-day (bpd) oil refinery in Houston in the first quarter of
Japan launches automated cargo transport corridor to tackle shortage of drivers and cut emissions.
To address a truck driver shortage, Japan intends to construct an automated cargo transport corridor between Tokyo and Osaka, which the government has termed a
Apple exits slump with $46b worth of iPhone sales during summer using AI.
During its summer quarter, Apple recovered from a previous decline in iPhone sales, indicating that its recent attempts to boost demand for its flagship product
Google Maps’ 2 billion monthly users get AI features to explore and navigate the world.
Artificial intelligence is leading Google Maps down a new path. The change, which was revealed Thursday, would allow the digital maps service, which Google created
Cheap Chinese cars force Volkswagen to shut down 3 of 10 German plants.
The head of Volkswagen’s labor council stated on Monday that the firm has notified representatives of its intention to close at least three sites in
Google launches AI that takes over the computer to accomplish tasks.
The new AI agent that Google is allegedly developing has the ability to take over your computer, but it’s not as horrible as it seems.
Nvidia, powered by AI dethrones Apple as the most valuable company in the world.
Nvidia dethroned Apple on Friday and broke its previous record as the most valuable business in the world after a record-breaking stock gain driven by
London police prepare for massive anti-immigrant and anti-racism protests.
Opposing anti-racism protestors and right-wing, anti-immigrant protesters are organizing sizable protests in London on Saturday, which will be closely monitored by a stepped-up police presence
Intel to outdo TSMC, the world’s largest contract chipmaker, by investing over $28b in two new chip plants in Ohio.
In a recent move to expand its contract manufacturing business and more effectively compete with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Intel announced on Friday that it
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