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China is "set up to hit grand slams," David Fishman, long-time Chinese energy expert, told Fortune. "The U.S., at best, can get on base."

Details of the proposed framework were first reported by The New York Times.

"People just don't associate pets with carbon emissions. That link is not clear in people's minds," says Jiaying Zhao, who teaches psychology and sustainability at the University of British Columbia.

To change the future of the workforce, Robinhood's CEO says change has to start in the corner offices.

The robbers -- one described as armed with an AR-15-style pistol, the other with a handgun -- fled with the cash and later abandoned their vehicle nearby, police said.

New research shows that scrubbing risky material from AI training data can build safeguards that are harder to bypass -- and one author calls out tech giants for keeping such work under wraps.

In 2034, Social Security will only be able to pay 81% of benefits, at the current pace.

The news was like dropping "a grenade in the laps" of business owners, said Osbert Orduña, who owns The Cannabis Place, now deemed to be too close to a nearby preschool.

In a statement, James' office noted that its suit was filed after the CFPB abandoned its lawsuit following a "change in the federal administration."

Analysts anticipate the Fed to cut rates in September but wholesale prices rose much more than expected in July.