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Growth was recorded in transportation and storage in June. (Nathan Howard/Bloomberg) July 7, 2026 8:18 am, EDT key takeaways: The Institute for Supply Management said on July 6 that its services index fell 0.5 points to 54 in June, reflecting continued expansion at a slow pace. Softening of business activity and new orders, easing price
The gap between oil and gas has narrowed over the past decade as the shale revolution has supercharged natural gas production. (Mark Felix/Bloomberg) July 2, 2026 3:08 pm, EDT key takeaways: Natural gas is set to overtake petroleum as the top US energy source by 2030, with the gap nearly closing in 2025. Amid shale
The Red Bull Ring delivered one of the most dramatic qualifying finals of the 2026 Formula 1 season on Saturday afternoon, and the outcome is far from certain, even if the checkered flag has fallen. George Russell is temporarily sitting on pole position for the Austrian Grand Prix with a 1:06.112, but the circumstances surrounding
The Qiu HICE.40 is expected to achieve a range of up to 650 kilometers or more than 400 miles. (Daimler trucks) June 24, 2026 1:25 pm, EDT key takeaways: Daimler Trucks partnered with Kiyu to introduce hydrogen-fueled internal combustion engine tractors in Europe as early as 2027. The partnership adds hydrogen combustion to Daimler Trucks’
The advantages of electric motorcycles in privacy and low maintenance have been recognized by public service fleets for years. But a large number of manufacturers are now engineering two-wheelers specifically for military applications. Silent running, near-zero thermal signature, swappable batteries, and the ability to operate in extreme terrain are no longer just nice things, they’re