Harbor Island Hotel Was Approved, Now It's Not

The lawsuit alleged that Twitter paid laid-off employees less severance than they were contractually promised. In a win for Elon Musk, a judge dismissed a lawsuit claiming that the billionaire owed former Twitter employees upwards of $500 million in severance after buying the social media company and gutting its staff.

Despite the infamous meltdown, owners of a third of the U. S.’s nuclear plants are reportedly in talks with tech companies to help power data centers. In 1979, a partial meltdown of a reactor at the Three Mile Island nuclear plant along the Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania brought America’s nuclear fears to life.

The $870 million project in the northern province of Salta puts Argentina, the world’s No. 4 lithium producer, in the spotlight ahead of projects due online in the country in the coming months from mining giant Rio Tinto, South Korea’s Posco and Chinese miners Zijin and Ganfeng. In a dusty plain in northern Argentina’s mountains, black tubes stretching two stories high fill a massive tank with salty brine sucked from deep below ground.

Amazon Employees for Climate Justice is calling out the tech giant for what it says are misleading claims about its use of renewable energy. Today, Amazon announced that it had met a goal to run on 100% renewable electricity seven years early. But a group of Amazon employees argues that the company’s math is misleading.

New business awarded includes supporting headquarters sales, retail merchandising and digital commerce across the U. S. grocery network.

The products will be available starting July 24 in South Korea, North America and Europe. Samsung Electronics unveiled its latest foldable smartphones on Wednesday, making its priciest flagship model lighter and slimmer and bolstering AI functions as it challenges Apple’s dominance in the premium market.