Clean-Energy Stocks: Navigating the Collapse and What Lies Ahead

The clean-energy industry is currently experiencing its worst downturn in years, resulting in a significant decline in its overall value and posing a serious threat to America’s environmental objectives. Major auto manufacturers such as General Motors (GM) and Ford Motor (F) have postponed their plans to introduce electric vehicles. Offshore wind developers are also canceling …

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Unveiling Trump’s Controversial Rosh Hashanah Message: A Concerning Reflection for American Jewry

The former president’s anti-Jewish remarks follow an old pattern. Brendan Smialowski / AFP / Getty September 19, 2023, 10:10 AM ET Like most politicians, former President Donald Trump marked the occasion of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish new year, by passing along holiday greetings to American Jews. Unlike most politicians, Trump used the opportunity to threaten …

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Online Criticism Arises Over Texas Tiny Home Development

In a surprising move, a prominent home-construction company called Lennar has stirred up discussions online with its latest project. Located in San Antonio, Texas, Lennar has developed a community of tiny houses, each measuring 350 square feet. These compact homes come with one bedroom and one bathroom, starting at a price of $130,000. Lennar proudly …

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Trans Mountain pipeline costs surge due to unexpected landfill challenges

A recently released report from the Trans Mountain pipeline company sheds light on the causes of the significant cost overruns in its expansion project. One major factor was an abandoned landfill site that posed an “extreme risk” to construction crews along the pipeline route. The report, consisting of 47 pages, was submitted to the Canadian …

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China’s Deepening Crisis: Evergrande’s U.S. Bankruptcy Filing and the Next Risks

Text size Evergrande has long symbolized China’s sprawling and distressed property sector. Getty Images Evergrande has filed for bankruptcy protection in the U.S. nearly two years after its descent into distress triggered a crisis across China’s property sector. More risks, beyond developers, are brewing in the world’s second-largest economy. Evergrande filed for Chapter 15 bankruptcy …

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Minister Affirms Ottawa’s Consideration of Reviving Home Construction; Conversations Initiated

The federal government is facing increasing pressure to address the housing supply shortage in Canada. As opposition leader Pierre Poilievre criticizes the government for unaffordable housing, the minister in charge of the housing portfolio is exploring new approaches to tackle the issue. The rising levels of immigration and the impact of rising interest rates have …

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Mortgage rates increase causing a surge in single-family housing starts for July

July saw a significant increase in single-family homebuilding, which is a positive sign considering the scarcity of previously owned houses. However, the potential growth in new construction might be hindered by the rise in mortgage rates, which have reached levels not seen in nearly two decades. The Commerce Department reported a 6.7% surge in single-family …

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NYC Coroner’s Office Enveloped in Scaffolding for Nearly 15 Years

The city’s blatant disregard for Mayor Eric Adams’ “Get Sheds Down” initiative is particularly frustrating when observing 520 First Avenue, which houses the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner. This six-story facility conducts numerous autopsies each week and serves as the final resting place for NYPD officers and FDNY firefighters who lost their lives in …

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Minister emphasizes the necessity of immigrants for Canada to sustain housing growth

Canada’s housing crisis cannot be solved without the assistance of skilled immigrants, according to Immigration Minister Marc Miller. He emphasized the federal government’s efforts to make housing more affordable and bring in the necessary workers to increase housing supply. Miller highlighted the importance of skilled workers from outside Canada in meeting the current demand for …

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