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HL Energy Ventures-backed DirectH2 is developing "game changing" modular direct solar-to-green hydrogen technology based on an invention by its co-founder and chief scien...
For six nights beginning on New Year's Eve, the 555-foot marble obelisk in the heart of Washington, D.C., showcased a four-sided vertical projection mapping spectacle hon...
The acquisition deepens Movate’s Salesforce capabilities while adding to its recent M&A activity focused on companies from India to Indiana.
The Dallas-led company proposes repurposing USS Nimitz nuclear reactors to power AI data centers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, the birthplace of the Manhattan Project.
Walter Juergens will be responsible for all aspects of the company's financial management, driving change and financial strategy across the organization, the firm said, and will be a key contributor to the Novatae executive leadership team and World's corporate financial leadership team.
“The creator landscape has quickly evolved into a strategic lever for performance, brand storytelling, and commerce. The Digital Voices team brings a strong track record, complementary technology, and a culture that reflects our values," said PMG founder and CEO George Popstefanov.
The acquisition includes three combined cycle gas turbine facilities and two combustion turbine facilities located across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Maryland; four combined cycle gas turbine facilities in New England, and one ERCOT cogeneration facility in Texas.
As part of the transaction, TPG said it will make a $500 million minority investment in Jackson, representing around a 6.5% stake in the company. Jackson will also receive $150 million of TPG stock.
A former instructor at the Navy Fighter Weapons School—also known as TOPGUN—Lt. Gen. Michael S. Cederholm will accelerate innovation at Blue Yonder Defense Solutions, an arm of Arizona-based Blue Yonder that has a significant presence in the Dallas area.