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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. announced on Thursday a 77.4% increase in second-quarter profit year-over-year, surpassing expectations as the world’s leading contract-chipmaker continues to break records. 

The company forecasts third-quarter revenue between $44.6 billion and $45.8 billion, with an operating profit margin of 56% to 58%.

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Why is it so tough to be a climate and energy entrepreneur?

Climate and energy ventures tend to be resource-intensive, tech-heavy, infrastructure-building businesses deeply intertwined with government and large corporations. They face excruciatingly long pathways to market and must build up a sophisticated capital stack, often to produce a commodity that’s...


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When employees take the initiative at work—whether it’s to advance breakthrough innovation or simply find a better way get a job done—organizations of all sizes can benefit. But taking initiative also elevates an employee’s chance of failure, and many hesitate to accept that risk.

What, then, is the best way to motivate employees not only to work hard but also take ...


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SpaceX shares dropped to a new all-time low of $132.75, falling below their IPO price of $135, and closed at $135.27.

SpaceX shares are now down over 30% from their all-time high and approximately 12% year to date, marking a setback for investors who saw the private-market value of SpaceX only increase in the months before its IPO.

SpaceX is set to attemp...


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United Airlines announced it expects nearly $6 billion more in fuel costs this year compared to what it projected at the start of 2026, as a renewed spike in oil prices impacted its third-quarter and full-year profit forecasts.

The rise comes as oil prices increase for a fourth consecutive day on Thursday after a new wave of U.S. strikes on Iranian military sit...


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