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Blue Energy secures Constellation investment to push shipyard-built nuclear toward project finance
Constellation Technology Ventures backs Blue Energy's shipyard-built nuclear model, with Texas site works targeted for 2026 and a final decision in 2027.
Oklo’s (NYSE: OKLO) Groves isotope reactor enters final pre-startup review after DOE safety approval
Oklo shares have fallen near a 52-week low despite a major Department of Energy approval, shifting attention from regulatory progress to startup execution.
Rattikin Title joins Stewart (NYSE: STC) after more than 80 years as an independent Texas agency
Stewart gains control of one of Texas’s oldest independent title agencies, adding local distribution while retaining minority participation and integration complexity.
CleanSpark stock (NASDAQ: CLSK) rises 8.8%: Can its big lease deliver?
CleanSpark signed a 20-year infrastructure lease worth an expected US$6.6 billion, but $CLSK surrendered most of its early 22% surge. Financing, construction costs and the 2027 revenue start now become the critical tests.
Freddy’s targets 60 restaurant openings as lower-cost formats widen franchise growth
Freddy’s targets 60 restaurant openings with lower-cost formats. See how its franchise strategy could reshape growth, returns and execution risks in 2026.
American Electric Power’s AEP Texas secures $3.26bn grid loan as AI demand reshapes power infrastructure
Read how American Electric Power’s $3.26bn AEP Texas grid loan could reshape AI-era power demand, infrastructure growth and utility sentiment.
Can Pablo Vegas help turn EverLine into a national critical infrastructure platform?
Discover why EverLine added ERCOT chief Pablo Vegas to its board and what the move means for grid services, data centres and cyber risk. Read the analysis!
Stratus Properties unlocked $21.7m in cash. Is STRS now closer to its liquidation payout?
Stratus Properties has converted a major grocery-anchored retail asset into $21.7 million of net cash, strengthening its balance sheet while placing greater attention on the timing and value of its remaining liquidation portfolio.
Texas makes Bible passages required reading for five million public-school students
Texas will require Bible passages in public schools from 2030, triggering a major debate over religious freedom, teacher choice and church-state law.
Why Trump’s border wall deadline could trigger a new Texas land fight
Trump’s border wall deadline raises new questions over Texas land seizures, eminent domain, border security costs and immigration strategy.