A New Era in Naval Speed: “Fastest Ship Built Since WWII”
Saronic Technologies held a keel-laying ceremony on 22 August 2025 in Franklin, Louisiana, marking the start of production for its first Marauder unmanned surface...
Commerce Department Celebrates Largest Rail Equipment Deal in History
The US Department of Commerce celebrated a landmark $4.2 billion agreement between Wabtec Corporation and the government of Kazakhstan during the 80th UN General...
Come See Your Survival Guy in Newport, RI
Your Survival Guy wrote to you yesterday about stopping by my office when your cruise ship drops anchor. And you wrote to Your Survival...
Refinery Closures Tighten US Diesel Outlook
US distillate inventories are forecast to remain low through the end of 2025 and 2026 due to sharp draws in early 2025, strong export...
Strategic Move: US Targets Lithium Americas Amid China Supply Concerns
Shares of Lithium Americas surged nearly 90% after reports that the Trump administration is seeking up to a 10% stake in the company as...
Divergent Raises $290M to Scale US 3D Printing for Defense
Divergent Technologies has raised $290 million in a Series E round led by Rochefort Asset Management, valuing the defense manufacturing startup at $2.3 billion....
Your Survival Guy Bringing the Boat Back to Newport
On Sunday, Your Survival Guy brought our boat from Mattapoisett, Massachusetts, back to Newport, Rhode Island. The wind was blowing a bit from the...
Brazil’s Power Giant Fights to Modernize After Privatization
Eletrobras, South America’s largest electric utility, has faced a rocky path since its 2022 privatization, struggling with inefficiency, legacy assets, and government influence despite...
Inside the AI Gold Rush: Trillions Pour Into Infrastructure as Demand Soars
As demand for AI surges, tech giants are racing to build massive infrastructure to support it. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang estimates the market will...
Trade Shift Drives 43% Drop in US Deficit
In Q2 2025, the US current-account deficit dropped by $188.5 billion (43%) to $251.3 billion, or 3.3% of GDP, mainly due to a sharp...