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CATAWBA COUNTY, N.C. — Microsoft unveiled a new plan calling for technology companies to pay their fair share for data center utilities, according to the Hickory Record. The company said it plans to ...

A website called Louisiana Health Facts has been circulating recently, presenting parish-level health statistics to argue that concerns about Louisiana’s industrial corridor are overstated. The site ...

At Tuesday’s Pine Island City Council meeting, I heard the words “change is hard.” That statement is true. Change can be uncomfortable and even necessary at times. But what is being proposed for our ...

Re: “Police allowed data from license plate readers” (Page A1, Jan. 15). I call on Santa Clara County DA Jeff Rosen or California Attorney General Rob Bonta to investigate and prosecute all municipal, ...

Something fundamental has shifted in how companies screen candidates, and most job seekers have no idea it's happening.

A survey of nearly 300 Wisconsin readers found a large majority oppose the construction of new data centers. Reader concerns include increased water and fossil fuel usage, higher utility rates, and ...

Shares of Pharming Group fell after the Food and Drug Administration requested more information from the company on Joenja, its candidate to treat a rare immunodeficiency in children. Shares were down ...

The artificial intelligence boom dominates headlines: billion-dollar data centers, talent wars for engineers and endless hype about who will “win” the tech race. What’s missing is something far more ...