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Britain will build its first hydrogen fueled homes by April, offering public a glimpse of the future
The project is part of a wider effort to decarbonize the U.K.
A tidal turbine built in Scotland is now producing power in Japan
The tech has been installed in waters off Naru Island, which is part of the larger Goto Island chain.
Caterpillar shares have hit record highs in recent months. Here's how it's recovering from the pandemic
Caterpillar shares hit an all-time high in January. Analysts say rising commodity prices and other factors set the company up for growth ahead.
EV charging to solar panels: How connected tech is changing the homes we live in
Solar panels and home-based electric vehicle chargers could become common sights in the years ahead.
These stocks may stand to benefit from India's growing electric vehicle market
Financial services firm Motilal Oswal likes these stocks in the EV space: Motherson Sumi, Exide Industries and Maruti Suzuki.
Why one big Wall Street banker is betting flying taxis will replace helicopters
Electric aircraft maker Archer Air has a deal with United Airlines and plans to be flying by 2024. Wall Street's Ken Moelis says it can replace helicopters.
Wall Street's next short squeeze could be in this fast food stock, trader says
Rising short interest in Jack in the Box could be setting the stock up for a short squeeze as it heads into earnings, says Danielle Shay of Simpler Trading.
Cement giants turn to green hydrogen and carbon capture in efforts to curb emissions
Cement production is an energy intensive process responsible for a significant amount of emissions.
India is set to become a vital Covid vaccine maker — perhaps second only to the U.S.
Even before Covid-19, India produced up to about 60% of the world's vaccines and can do so at a relatively low cost.
CDC director warns states against dropping mask mandates amid concern about Covid mutations
As the spread of the coronavirus in the U.S. slows and the vaccine rollout out quickens, states have started loosening mask-wearing mandates.
GM unveils all-electric Chevy Bolt EUV and redesigned, less-expensive Bolt EV
General Motors unveiled a new Chevy Bolt Electric Utility Vehicle, or EUV, alongside its newly redesigned Chevy Bolt Electric Vehicle on Sunday evening.
'Silence of the Lambs' turns 30: How the horror masterpiece is still gripping Hollywood
"Silence of the Lambs" was a low-budget sleeper hit that gained widespread critical acclaim and box office success. The film has had a lasting impact on Hollywood.
Chocolate sales are booming this Valentine's Day, as consumers stay close to home
This year's Valentine's Day is about more than just romance - it's about togetherness and sharing love, and chocolate, with family, friends and colleagues.
Bill Gates on climate change: I'm another 'rich guy with an opinion' — but here's why you should listen
Bill Gates knows he is an imperfect spokesperson for climate change mitigation. "[M]y carbon footprint is absurdly high," he writes in "How to Avoid a Climate Disaster."
Fatigue, headaches and chest pain: Medical experts try to establish 'long Covid' diagnosis for patients with lasting symptoms
It's likely many people will experience lingering Covid symptoms given how many people have been infected with the virus globally, the WHO warned.
Covid vaccine rollout gives CVS, Walgreens a chance to bring health care to communities of color
The vaccine rollout will test CVS and Walgreens' commitment to expanding health-care access in Black and Hispanic communities.
Here's how NASCAR plans to recover from a tough 2020, starting with the Daytona 500
Following a defining 2020 where it banned the confederate flag, NASCAR is betting on its new stars and new owners in 2021, starting with the Daytona 500.
Katz's deli survived the 1918 pandemic. Here's how it's navigating Covid
"You take it one decision at a time," Katz's fifth-generation owner Jake Dell told CNBC
Virologist says reopening indoor dining is 'reckless' as new, more transmissible coronavirus strains spread in the U.S.
New, more contagious coronavirus strains originating in the U.K., South Africa and Brazil have been spreading in the U.S.
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