Microsoft Corp. is asking its Xbox gaming division to produce profit margins that are well above the industry average, ratcheting up pressure on its video-game makers during a difficult time for the ...

NANTONG/BEIJING, Aug 14 (Reuters) - A key segment of China's petrochemical sector is set to expand by almost half between now and 2028 even as growing competition in the broader refining sector ...

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The trucking industry last year experienced the highest non-fuel operating costs recorded by the American Transportation Research Institute, which combined with the ongoing freight recession to drive ...

News-Miner opinion: The news of Pope Francis’s passing reverberates far beyond the cobblestone streets of Vatican City. Even here, in Interior Alaska, we pause to reflect on the legacy of a man who ...

American consumers are likely to see fewer choices on the shelves, and small producers may be the hardest hit. By Eric Asimov Eric Asimov has been the wine critic of The Times since 2004. The last few ...

Wrexham co-owner Rob McElhenney perhaps summed it up best after the weekend victory over Stockport County, the fourth time in five league outings that Phil Parkinson’s side had won 1-0. “I guess there ...

Hamza is a certified Technical Support Engineer. If WordPad is missing from your computer, it may be due to Microsoft’s decision to remove it from Windows. Starting with Windows 11, version 24H2, ...

SINGAPORE, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Chinese refiners are expected to reduce fuel output for the rest of the year and maintain lower run rates in the first quarter of 2025 despite a seasonal demand uptick, as ...

They still haven't addressed the elephant in the room: What about the millions of PCs/users still running 10 + unable to upgrade? Nothing planned for the massive e-waste it will create? No extended ...

“We’re just not going to offer it,” he says. “It’s either unavailable or too expensive for the quality... climate has a lot to do with it.” With all the challenges restaurants have faced in the past ...