Bloom Energy builds fuel cells used to provide power when the grid isn’t an option.
Brookfield Renewable owns a 50% stake in Westinghouse, one of the world’s largest nuclear power companies.
NuScale Power is inching closer to the first sale of a small modular nuclear reactor.
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Spot Solana (SOL) and Chainlink (LINK) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) attracted their biggest daily inflows in a month on April 16.
The buying signals a return of institutional interest in mid-cap altcoin products.
According to SoSoValue data, the $15.5 million inflow into spot Solana ETFs was the largest single-day total since March 17.
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Millions of Social Security recipients are set to receive their monthly payments in the coming days.
More than 70 million Americans rely on Social Security as a key source of income, whether for retirement, disability support or survivor benefits.
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Why are US stock market futures up now, and will Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq continue to stay in green or turn red again? Investors began the day with renewed optimism as Wall Street futures rose before the market open. Hopes of easing tensions in the Middle East supported buying in risk assets.
Let’s dig into the relative performance of Excelerate Energy (NYSE:EE) and its peers as we unravel the now-completed Q4 infrastructure earnings season.
Energy infrastructure companies build, own, and operate assets including pipelines, storage facilities, and processing plants that transport and handle oil, natural gas, and related products. These businesses often generate fee-based revenues providing cash flow stability.
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emeis Société anonyme has released its full-year 2025 results, reporting sales of €5,895 million and a net loss of €298 million, while also confirming that Board Chairman Guillaume Pepy will not seek renewal of his term at the June 23, 2026 General Meeting.
This combination of improving but still loss-making financial performance and upcoming boardroom change raises fresh questions about the company’s ongoing turnaround and governance direction.
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM – 2026/03/27: A cyclist seen waiting for a green light outside the Bank of England. The pressure on the FTSE 100 has intensified after Wall Street suffered its worst session since the start of the war. Oil prices are up and weaker retail figures have impacted the UK economy.
Most financial decisions in retirement allow for some course correction, but Social Security is different. Once you’ve been receiving benefits for more than 12 months, your claiming age is locked in for life.
The option to withdraw and start over exists on paper, but it requires full repayment of every dollar received.
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Dave Ramsey is known for offering bold, straightforward financial advice. Though his advice is smart, it sometimes challenges conventional wisdom. One of his more debated positions involves when to claim Social Security benefits. While many financial experts recommend delaying benefits for as long as possible to maximize monthly payments (especially if you are likely to live to an advanced age),
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The S&P 500 (^GSPC) just broke out to new highs. The next question is whether it holds.
Thursday’s Chart of the Day looked at the index’s rare 10% surge in 11 trading days. The setup is historically bullish, but this version comes with a catch: The S&P 500 is already back near the highs.
