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Q1 2024 Texas Instruments Inc Earnings Call
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ReutersUS sets plan for 12 offshore wind auctions over five years
The schedule will help companies, states and others plan for projects that require massive amounts of investment and infrastructure, the Interior Department said in a statement. "Our offshore wind leasing schedule will provide predictability to help developers and communities plan ahead and will provide the confidence needed to continue building on the tremendous offshore wind supply chain and manufacturing investments that we've already seen," Interior Secretary Deb Haaland said in a statement. The administration is determined to support the nascent U.S. offshore wind industry at a time when projects have been plagued by rising costs tied to inflation, interest rates and supply chain constraints.
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Cowboys need instant impact from NFL draft picks after last year's rookie class flopped
The Cowboys have had a strong NFL draft track record in recent years, but last year's rookies severely underwhelmed as a group.
- Reuters
S&P, Nasdaq futures advance on tech boost, earnings cheer
Tesla led gains across megacap stocks with a 9.9% jump in premarket trading after the electric-vehicle maker said it would introduce new, affordable models. Other EV stocks also rose, with Lucid Group, Nikola and U.S.-listed shares of Nio up between 1.2% and 3.7%. Shares of other growth stocks also advanced, with Amazon.com, Microsoft and Nvidia up between 0.3% and 1.6%.
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Ship traffic through Suez Canal plunges by two thirds after Red Sea attacks
Ships crossing through the waterway dropped by 66% in the first week of April, compared with the same period last year, official figures showed.
- The Independent
Jon Jones back in training as return from injury edges closer
The UFC heavyweight champion suffered an injury in October, derailing a title defence against Stipe Miocic
- USA TODAY
Are cicadas dangerous? Busting myths on the harmfulness of the noisy pests.
Cicadas are a nuisance, but that doesn't mean they're dangerous. Here's what to know about the harm to you and your yard before they arrive this year.
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Cincinnati police investigating deadly shooting in Roselawn early Wednesday
Cincinnati police investigating deadly shooting in Roselawn early Wednesday
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Janette Manrara shows off stunning details of Cheshire home in candid video with baby Lyra
Strictly star Janette Manrara moved into her stunning Cheshire home last year and on Wednesday, she showed off the fabulous details of her home in a candid video. See video.
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George over pre-season wobble ahead of European Rowing Championships in Szeged
Tom George believes a pre-season wobble is firmly behind him as he prepares for the European Rowing Championships in Szeged.
- HuffPost
Nikki Haley Scores 155,000 Votes In Pennsylvania Primary Despite Dropping Out Weeks Ago
Trump is still losing significant votes in some GOP primaries despite being the party's presumptive nominee.
- Kansas City Star
As Kansas’ Jake LaTurner quits DC, here’s an all-purpose goodbye for other Republicans | Opinion
Dear constituents: When I return as a high-paid lobbyist, I hope I won’t cross paths with Marjorie Taylor Greene, Lauren Boebert or Matt Gaetz.
- The Independent
Blood-soaked Household Cavalry horses loose in central London injuring people and hitting cars
The horses are said to have become spooked during a training exercise with a soldier injured
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Artist who covered a car with a doily up for Turner Prize
The artists are competing for £25,000, while those shortlisted will be awarded £10,000.
- Associated Press
Tunisia recovers the bodies of 19 migrants who attempted to cross the Mediterranean to Europe
The bodies of 19 people were recovered Tuesday off the coast of Tunisia, one of the primary points of departure for those seeking to traverse the Mediterranean Sea to Europe. The Tunisian coast guard said in a statement that it had recovered the bodies near the port cities of Mahdia and Sfax, the country's second largest city where migrants have in recent weeks clashed with law enforcement. Despite risks, migrants continue to attempt the treacherous voyage from North Africa to Europe, traveling in boats from Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and Libya to Italy, Greece, Malta and Spain's Canary Islands.
- The Canadian Press
Biden administration is announcing plans for up to 12 lease sales for offshore wind energy
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The Biden administration is preparing to announce plans for a new five-year schedule to lease federal offshore tracts for wind energy production, with up to a dozen lease sales anticipated beginning this year and continuing through 2028. The plan was to be announced Wednesday in New Orleans by Interior Secretary Deb Haaland. Three of the anticipated sales would be for Gulf of Mexico tracts to be offered this year, in 2025 and in 2027. Central Atlantic area leases would be sold
- BBC
Ofcom warns broadcasters over using politician hosts before general election
TV and radio stations face fines if they break impartiality rules in the general election campaign.
- USA TODAY
Enough with airline hidden fees: DOT rules take aim at 'corporate rip-offs'
The Department of Transportation announced new rules for airline passengers to cut down on hidden fees and give straightforward refunds.
- Charlotte Observer
How Charlotte Ballet and a new dancer tackle the demanding ‘Swan Lake’ for the first time
The Charlotte company had never before performed the classic show composed by Tchaikovsky. Neither had its lead swan.
- Reuters
US mandates new airline fee disclosure, refund rules
The U.S. Transportation Department is finalizing on Tuesday new rules that require upfront disclosure of airline fees and mandate refunds for delayed baggage or inoperative services like onboard Wi-Fi. The rules, which were nearly three years in the works, will require airlines and ticket agents to tell consumers upfront about baggage or change and cancellation fees. The department said consumers are expected to save $543 million annually in excess airline fees.