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SCRANTON, Pa. — Panel members at the University of Scranton are discussing the environmental impacts of artificial intelligence and data centers. Community members gathered at "The High Cost of AI" ...

Tensions in the Middle East remain top of mind for many investors, particularly given the potential implications for energy markets, global trade, and financial conditions. Read more here.

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