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France vows stable electricity bills in 2026 — but new charges could still push costs up

France vows stable electricity bills in 2026 — but new charges could still push costs up

France will scrap its ARENH nuclear pricing scheme on Jan. 1, giving EDF more freedom to sell nuclear power. The government says regulated electricity tariffs should remain broadly stable in 2026 and 2027. A new mechanism will claw back excess EDF nuclear revenues above set thresholds, but officials say it is unlikely to trigger soon. Consumer group UFC-Que Choisir warns a separate policy could add about 50 euros to annual household energy bills.
30 December 2025
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Space News Roundup: July 2025 / Updated: 2025, July 3rd, 12:00 CET

Space News Roundup: July 2025 / Updated: 2025, July 3rd, 12:00 CET

Europe launched its first geostationary atmospheric sounding satellite, MTG-S1, equipped for air-quality and weather monitoring. Russia’s Kosmos-2558 and its sub-satellite approached the U.S. USA-326, raising anti-satellite concerns. MethaneSAT lost contact after 15 months in orbit. SpaceX marked its 500th Falcon 9 launch and deorbited over 470 Starlink satellites between December 2024 and May 2025.
3 July 2025
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Space News Roundup: July 2025 / Updated: 2025, July 3rd, 00:00 CET

Space News Roundup: July 2025 / Updated: 2025, July 3rd, 00:00 CET

SpaceX completed its 500th Falcon 9 launch, sending 27 Starlink satellites to orbit and reusing a booster for the 29th time. Europe’s MTG-S1 and Sentinel-4 launched July 1 to monitor air quality. MethaneSAT, funded by Jeff Bezos and EDF, was declared lost after contact ended June 20. Astronomers identified A11pl3Z as a likely third interstellar object, traveling at 60 km/s.
3 July 2025
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Space News Roundup: July 2025 / Updated: 2025, July 2nd, 00:00 CET

Space News Roundup: July 2025 / Updated: 2025, July 2nd, 00:00 CET

The Vera C. Rubin Observatory released its first images from Chile and will issue 10 million alerts nightly with its large digital camera. NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope directly imaged a Saturn-mass exoplanet. MethaneSAT, launched in March 2024, lost power and is likely unrecoverable. Maxar imagery shows ongoing repairs and construction at Iran’s Fordow nuclear site after US strikes, with IAEA warning enrichment could resume within months.
2 July 2025
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From Atoms for Peace to the Nuclear Brink: The Shocking Timeline of Iran’s Nuclear Program (1950s–2025)

From Atoms for Peace to the Nuclear Brink: The Shocking Timeline of Iran’s Nuclear Program (1950s–2025)

Iran’s nuclear program began in 1957 with U.S. support and expanded under the Shah, then stalled after the 1979 Islamic Revolution. Covert work resumed in the 1980s, with China and the A.Q. Khan network supplying technology. The 2015 JCPOA curbed enrichment, but U.S. withdrawal in 2018 led Iran to exceed limits, amassing 408.6 kg of 60% enriched uranium by May 2025. Mediation talks continue.
17 June 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • GEO Group Shares Soar 92% Over Three Months Amid Federal Funding Boosts
    June 9, 2026, 6:59 PM EDT. GEO Group (GEO) shares surged 91.7% in three months, driven by increased federal funding for immigration enforcement and detention. Share price hit $27.03, nearing analyst target of $29.50, implying about 8.4% undervaluation based on growth assumptions tied to border security spending. The $171 billion allocation for border security and $45 billion for ICE detention underpin revenue and earnings growth expectations through 2029. However, valuation is mixed: a discounted cash flow model suggests GEO might be overvalued at current prices, estimating intrinsic value closer to $19.67. Risks include potential funding cuts or regulatory pressure on private detention facilities, which could reduce asset utilization and earnings. Investors face a divergence in outlooks between growth-driven narratives and cash flow-based valuations.

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Oracle shares fall ahead of looming AI earnings test

Oracle shares fall ahead of looming AI earnings test

10 June 2026
Oracle shares slid 2.84% to $205.81 ahead of Wednesday’s earnings, as investors brace for proof that its costly AI-cloud buildout can deliver; options pricing signals potential 11% stock swing, with focus on cloud capacity, margins, and spending after Oracle’s own high growth guidance and recent data-center delay concerns.
Xcel Brands Pops on Coco Rocha-Baggallini News; Small Float Triggers Move

Xcel Brands Pops on Coco Rocha-Baggallini News; Small Float Triggers Move

10 June 2026
Xcel Brands soared 10.5% to $2.10 on record volume after announcing an exclusive Baggallini-Coco Rocha handbag deal, despite reporting a $2.5 million Q1 net loss and just $0.2 million in cash; with under 4 million shares in its float and potential for future stock dilution, investors face both sharp price swings and ongoing financial risks.
D-Wave Quantum Drops Almost 9% As QBTS Grabs Attention Again

D-Wave Quantum Drops Almost 9% As QBTS Grabs Attention Again

10 June 2026
D-Wave Quantum plunged 8.94% to $23.52 as investors dumped speculative tech stocks ahead of key inflation data, despite the company touting a 1,994% surge in Q1 bookings and a potential $100 million federal award that is not yet finalized; revenue fell 81% and D-Wave posted an $18.4 million net loss, with rivals IonQ, Rigetti, and Quantum Computing Inc. also down about 9–10%.
Ford AI, energy gains pause after rally

Ford AI, energy gains pause after rally

10 June 2026
Ford shares dipped to $14.95 in late trading as investors weighed GM’s new sodium-ion battery partnership against Ford’s own $17 billion energy-storage rally, with May sales down 13.6% and EDF deliveries not expected until 2028, leaving the stock’s future tied to contracting momentum and regulatory advantages.
NuScale Tumbles as Nuclear-AI Trade Hits Bump

NuScale Tumbles as Nuclear-AI Trade Hits Bump

10 June 2026
NuScale Power plunged 7.2% to $10.00 on heavy volume as investors cut exposure to speculative nuclear stocks amid a Nasdaq selloff, with no new contracts announced and revenue down sharply year-over-year; the company’s future hinges on landing binding module deals and project financing, leaving shares sensitive to risk-off sentiment.
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