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Newfoundland Power and Mysa Launch takeCHARGE Smart Thermostat Pilot: How NL Households Can Earn Up to $140 for Cutting Peak Demand

Newfoundland Power and Mysa Launch takeCHARGE Smart Thermostat Pilot: How NL Households Can Earn Up to $140 for Cutting Peak Demand

Newfoundland Power and Mysa have launched a winter pilot offering up to $140 in rewards to households that reduce electricity use during peak demand. The program uses smart thermostats to make small, temporary heating adjustments, which participants can override. The initiative comes as Island system demand hit 1,230 MW on Dec. 15, with utilities seeking ways to ease winter grid strain.
16 December 2025
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B.C. Storm Power Outages: Thousands Lose Electricity in Greater Victoria, Fort St. John and Kaslo – Latest Updates for December 6, 2025

B.C. Storm Power Outages: Thousands Lose Electricity in Greater Victoria, Fort St. John and Kaslo – Latest Updates for December 6, 2025

High winds and heavy rain knocked out power to over 9,000 customers across British Columbia on Friday, with major outages in Fort St. John, Kaslo, and Vancouver Island’s West Shore. Service was restored in Fort St. John and Kaslo by Saturday, but BC Hydro crews continued repairs in Metchosin, Royal Bay, and South Langford after a tree downed lines.
6 December 2025
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Fortis Inc. (TSX: FTS) Stock on December 3, 2025: Latest News, Dividend Hike and 2026 Analyst Forecast

Fortis Inc. (TSX: FTS) Stock on December 3, 2025: Latest News, Dividend Hike and 2026 Analyst Forecast

Fortis Inc. shares traded near C$72.27 on the TSX December 3, 2025, after breaking above their 200-day moving average of C$68.55. The company announced a 4% dividend increase, a new C$28.8 billion capital plan, and completed the sale of Caribbean assets. Market capitalization stands near US$25.9 billion. Large investors including HSBC and 1832 Asset Management disclosed modest position reductions.
3 December 2025
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  • TSMC Outperforms Nvidia as AI Chip Demand Fuels Semiconductor Growth
    May 19, 2026, 10:03 AM EDT. Nvidia (NVDA) prepares to report fiscal Q1 2027 results on May 20 amid mixed stock performance. Despite strong earnings, Nvidia shares gained only 21% in six months, lagging the 73% rise in the PHLX Semiconductor Sector index. In contrast, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC), Nvidia's key foundry partner, surged 33% in 2026. TSMC leads the foundry market with a 72% share and dominates the expanding Foundry 2.0 market, integrating chip manufacturing and packaging critical for AI chips. This segment grew 16% to $320 billion in 2025, with TSMC's revenue up 36%. Research projects an 11% CAGR for Foundry 2.0 through 2030. Investors eye TSMC as a strong play in the AI semiconductor sector, potentially outperforming Nvidia post-earnings.

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Bakkt Up Early After Director Buys $4.85M in Shares

Bakkt Up Early After Director Buys $4.85M in Shares

19 May 2026
Bakkt shares jumped 14.2% to $9.96 in pre-market trading Tuesday after a filing showed director Michael Alfred’s vehicle bought $4.85 million in stock. SEC documents said Alfred acquired 585,000 shares last week via Alpine Fox LP. CEO Akshay Naheta exercised options for 33,557 shares at $10 each. Bakkt recently reported Q1 revenue of $243.6 million, down sharply from a year earlier.
Relay Therapeutics Shares Rise In Pre-Market Ahead Of Key Drug Update

Relay Therapeutics Shares Rise In Pre-Market Ahead Of Key Drug Update

19 May 2026
Relay Therapeutics shares jumped 11.3% to $13.47 in premarket trading Tuesday after reporting a 60% volumetric response rate in 20 evaluable patients from its Phase 2 trial of zovegalisib for vascular anomalies. The company said 95% of patients saw some lesion reduction at 12 weeks. No patients discontinued due to adverse events. The regular Nasdaq session was set to open at 9:30 a.m. ET.

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Roblox Shares Jump Almost 10%, Safety Issue Remains Unanswered

Roblox Shares Jump Almost 10%, Safety Issue Remains Unanswered

18 May 2026
Roblox shares rose 9.6% to $46.98 on Monday, bucking declines in the broader tech sector. The jump followed a month-long selloff tied to new child-safety measures, which the company says have reduced user communication and slowed new sign-ups. Roblox cut its 2026 bookings outlook on April 30, but first-quarter revenue and daily active users both rose over 35%. Analysts cited competition from Fortnite and the upcoming Grand Theft Auto VI.
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