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Dominion Energy’s Q3 Shocker: Data Center Boom and Offshore Wind Pay Off in Surging Profits

Dominion Energy’s Q3 Shocker: Data Center Boom and Offshore Wind Pay Off in Surging Profits

Dominion Energy reported Q3 2025 operating earnings of $1.06 per share, beating expectations, and GAAP net income rose to $1.0 billion from $934 million a year ago. Revenue jumped 15% to $4.53 billion, driven by strong power demand in Virginia and South Carolina. The company narrowed full-year guidance and is contracting to supply 47 GW of new data center capacity. Offshore wind project costs rose to $11.2 billion but remains on schedule.
3 November 2025
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Trump’s Shock Attack on Offshore Wind – Permit Reversal Threatens Massive Massachusetts Wind Farm

Trump’s Shock Attack on Offshore Wind – Permit Reversal Threatens Massive Massachusetts Wind Farm

The Trump administration has moved to revoke the federal permit for the SouthCoast Wind project off Massachusetts, halting construction on 141 turbines set to power about 840,000 New England homes. The permit was approved in January 2025 after years of review. The decision has triggered sharp disputes between Trump allies and state officials over energy, jobs, and environmental impacts.
20 September 2025
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  • Lean Hog Futures Drop as USDA Reports Higher Prices and Lower Slaughter
    June 8, 2026, 8:12 PM EDT. Lean hog futures slipped by up to 52 cents, closing at $1.07 on Monday, despite USDA's national average base hog price rising $4.41 to $92.51. The CME Lean Hog Index climbed 24 cents to $91.26 on May 15. The pork cutout value, reflecting wholesale pork prices, rose 97 cents to $101.09, but belly and ham primals declined. Federally inspected hog slaughter was estimated at 480,000 head, down 14,000 from the previous week but slightly above last year. Futures for June, July, and August also closed lower, reflecting market volatility amid changing supply and demand signals.

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Broadcom Stock Rebounds, AI Remains an Open Question for Wall Street

Broadcom Stock Rebounds, AI Remains an Open Question for Wall Street

9 June 2026
Broadcom shares jumped 2.8% to $396.60 as chip stocks rebounded after last week’s $1 trillion sector wipeout, but investors remain cautious after Broadcom’s Q2 revenue missed expectations and the company declined to raise its 2027 AI revenue forecast, fueling concerns that rapid AI growth may not meet Wall Street’s high demands.
BitMine Stock Gains as Ether Holdings Approach 5% Target

BitMine Stock Gains as Ether Holdings Approach 5% Target

9 June 2026
BitMine Immersion Technologies shares jumped 6% after revealing ether holdings climbed to 5.54 million tokens, now 4.59% of Ethereum’s supply, with $9.6 billion in crypto, cash and stakes. The company priced a $273.8 million preferred stock offering, with proceeds possibly funding more ETH purchases and staking. BitMine projects $230 million in annualized staking revenues but warns of risks if ETH or financing falters.
Mingteng Stock Jumps 81% After Halting $100M Share Sale Plan

Mingteng Stock Jumps 81% After Halting $100M Share Sale Plan

9 June 2026
Mingteng International shares soared 81.3% to $1.94 after the company ended its at-the-market stock sale plan, having raised about $20.6 million in gross proceeds; trading volume hit 24.2 million, dwarfing its $12 million market value, as the move outpaced gains in other U.S.-listed China auto stocks.
Peso Rebounds, But Mexico’s Next Inflation Print Looms

Peso Rebounds, But Mexico’s Next Inflation Print Looms

9 June 2026
Mexico’s peso edged up 0.09% to 17.4644 per dollar after Iran and Israel paused attacks, but traders turned cautious ahead of Tuesday’s Mexico inflation data, which could shape Banxico rate expectations and impact the peso’s yield advantage that has supported the currency.
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