Monthly Archives: October, 2025
Phoenix of Kharkiv: Nikolsky Mall Rebuilt in the Heart of War
Kharkiv’s Nikolsky Shopping and Entertainment Center, heavily damaged by a Russian missile in 2022, has been fully restored and now stands as a symbol...
Under the Buzzing Umbrella: Life Along China’s 2,000-Mile Power Line
China has built the world’s longest and most powerful ultrahigh-voltage power line, stretching over 2,000 miles from solar and wind farms in Xinjiang to...
Richard Young Reports: 50+ Years with Fidelity and Wellington
I started in the institutional research and trading investment business at Model Roland & Co. on Federal St. in Boston in August 1971. Just...
From Gas to Grid: Electricity Gains Ground in US Residential Heating
In 2024, 42% of U.S. households reported using electricity as their primary heating fuel, up from previous years, while natural gas—still the most common—declined...
China’s New Fees Target US Ships in Maritime Trade Standoff
Starting October 14, China will charge American ships docking at its ports a special fee, escalating a trade conflict as Washington plans similar charges...