A £5.3 billion hyperscale data centre planned on London's green belt is expected to emit over 1 million tonnes of CO2 annually, equivalent to 27,000 transatlantic flights. Despite being marketed as a zero-carbon facility, planning documents reveal emissions that challenge the UK's net-zero targets. The East Havering Data Centre would span 175 hectares and deliver up to 600 MW capacity, with features like hydrogen fuel cells and battery storage still in development. The project faces scrutiny as it could significantly impact the UK's carbon footprint while promising economic benefits and local jobs; a final council decision is pending.
Ross Stores reported a strong quarter with a 14% increase in total sales to $6.3 billion and nearly doubled net income year-over-year, driven by a 10% rise in comparable store sales. The company exceeded Wall Street expectations, boosted by $253 mill...
Ethereum's U.S. spot ETFs recorded a net cash inflow of $220.77 million on August 20, the highest since October 2025, driven mainly by BlackRock's iShares Ethereum Trust ETF. This inflow reflects growing demand from institutional investors and whales...
PermRock Royalty Trust announced a monthly cash distribution of $0.021782 per unit, totaling $265,001.53, payable September 15, 2026, based on June 2026 oil and gas production. Oil sales volumes increased slightly but were offset by lower prices, whi...
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse announced the company is aggressively integrating artificial intelligence to accelerate its business growth and workforce expansion. Ripple, with about 1,500 employees and 94 open roles, expects to more than double its an...
Meridian Mining plc has applied to admit 195,520 new ordinary shares to trading on the London Stock Exchange, expected on August 26, 2026. These shares are issued following the exercise of awards under the company's Omnibus Plan 2025 and will rank eq...
