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US Wind Power Is Slowly Making a Comeback After Hitting Rock Bottom

Onshore wind, unlike offshore, is turning a corner as project economics improve and developers make sense of a landmark 2022 climate law.

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US Wind Power Is Slowly Making a Comeback After Hitting Rock Bottom

US Wind Power Is Slowly Making a Comeback After Hitting Rock Bottom
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FTSE Exodus as Finance Chiefs Retire or Move to Private Equity

FTSE Exodus as Finance Chiefs Retire or Move to Private Equity
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GO in the Know: May s Social Security Schedule & Top Financial News for April 25

It's already the last week of April, which means it's also the final week of Financial Literacy Month. Hopefully you've read some of the great articles GOBankingRates has produced to provide you with.

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New study says city second in affordability | Local

New study says city second in affordability ROSA SALTER RODRIGUEZ | The Journal Gazette FORT WAYNE - Fort Wayne residents can send up a rousing cheer based on the results of a new study that found the city the second-cheapest place to live among 150 of the nation s most populous metropolitan areas. Published by U.S. News and World Report, the 2021-22 version of the annual study ranked the Summit City just below Huntsville, Alabama, and just ahead of the Quad Cities Davenport and Bettendorf in Iowa and Moline and Rock Island in Illinois. Other cities in the top five are Hickory, North Carolina, and Des Moines, Iowa. Green Bay, Wisconsin; Grand Rapids, Michigan; South Bend, Pittsburgh and Fayetteville, Arkansas, round out the top 10.

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