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Rhenus and the Middle Corridor: terminals need coordinated connections
Rhenus plans new Middle Corridor terminals. Their value depends on coordinated border, rail and port operations, beyond the capacity of individual sites.
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Courier pay and delivery channels
Advertised pay, parcel volumes and automation describe different measures.
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Rosatom awaits Namibia’s decision on the Wings project
Rosatom expects a Namibian decision in the coming months; production approval and a start date have not been announced.
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Diesel export options depend on the domestic balance
A possible partial reopening of Russian diesel exports depends on the domestic balance and subsequent shipment arrangements.
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US manufacturing adds 9,000 jobs in September
September manufacturing employment rises by 9,000, following revised gains of 20,000 in July and 15,000 in August.
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Climeworks Gets Far More Carbon Removal From Mammoth
Climeworks lifts Mammoth's first-half net carbon removal from 119 to 675 tons as upgraded collectors double throughput and cut operating costs.
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Sapien Chases the Causes Behind Corporate Profit, Not Just the Numbers
Sapien reaches a $180 million valuation as its AI links financial statements to operational drivers, with a Carlex case exposing a reversed EBITDA conclusion.
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AI Is Rearranging American Hiring Before It Shrinks It
U.S. payrolls add 162,000 jobs as AI-linked infrastructure and specialist hiring offset some losses, while information employment falls by 23,000.
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Oura Opens Its Ring-and-Membership Model to Public-Market Scrutiny
Oura's IPO filing reveals 74% nine-month revenue growth, 5 million paid members, 85% retention and profitable hardware-plus-membership economics.
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Russia's Industrial Data Sends Mixed Signals
Russia's output-survey gap shows how data vintages, sector contributions, plans, capacity, inventory and cash must be reconciled before an industrial recovery becomes a decision.
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