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The long-abandoned Oceanwide Plaza development in downtown Los Angeles, once covered in graffiti, has finally found a new owner who plans to revitalize the area as part of the city's urban renewal efforts.

A new report reveals Toyota, the world's largest automaker, has one of the dirtiest supply chains, while Tesla, Ford, and Volvo lead the charge in eliminating carbon emissions and human rights violations.

The inspiring story of how a philosophy professor used his insurance payout to build a global consumer hardware brand, PopSockets, without venture capital funding.

After a rocky six-year period, Sony has decided to cancel plans to release current and future single-player PlayStation games on personal computers, citing concerns over potential impact on console sales.

Escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, a major fertilizer producer, have sparked a supply crunch and price surge that could devastate American agriculture.

Energy majors like Shell, ExxonMobil, and TotalEnergies are poised to reap massive profits from the surging global demand for liquefied natural gas amid the Ukraine war.

Household energy costs in the UK could surge to £1,800 annually as the war in Iran drives gas prices to a 3-year high, sparking calls for government intervention.

The European Commission proposes new rules to bolster EU-made and low-carbon products, aiming to compete against China's industrial dominance.

Europe's largest trade union, IG Metall, is locked in a contentious fight with Elon Musk's Tesla over control of the works council at the automaker's gigafactory near Berlin.

Gasoline and diesel prices continue to surge, causing financial strain for Americans. Experts analyze the factors driving the increases and offer insights on potential relief.