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IRAN'S TOP NEGOTIATOR: WE WILL NOT ACCEPT TALKS UNDER INTIMIDATION....
Apple Hardware Leader John Ternus to Succeed CEO Tim Cook
Wealth.com Secures $65 Million in Series B Funding
Tech Leaders React to Tim Cook's Transition to Executive Chair
US asks Brazil’s security attache to leave country
THE DELEGATION DISCUSSED A STARLINK PROPOSAL TO BRING SATELLITE INTERNET TO CUBA, AND A SENIOR...
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Apple Names New CEO as Tim Cook Steps Aside
New Zealand's Q1 2026 Inflation Rate Exceeds Expectations
Google Introduces New AI Chips to Compete with Nvidia
Italian Court Orders Netflix to Adjust Subscription Prices
Medtronic and GE HealthCare Introduce Advanced Neurosurgical Imaging Solution
Snap names Doug Hott as new CFO
Ethiopian Airlines buying six more Boeing 787-9 airplanes
U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT: A DELEGATION MET WITH CUBAN GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS ON APRIL 10, WARNING THAT...
Apple Announces Leadership Transition as Tim Cook Steps Down
Coinbase Faces Lawsuit Over Allegations of Facilitating Underage Gambling
Amazon’s ambition to rival Starlink set back by Blue Origin rocket failure
Corporate Investment in Data Centers Surges Despite Stagnant Job Growth
BlackBerry Stock Rises Following QNX and Nvidia Partnership
Morgan Stanley Initiates Coverage of T-Mobile US with Overweight Rating
PACCAR Stock Performance Outpaces S&P 500
Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer Resigns Amid Ongoing Investigation
BofA Raises Price Target on Morgan Stanley to $225
Fermi Shares Decline Following Leadership Changes
BNP Paribas Downgrades HSBC Holdings to Neutral
Truist Raises Price Target for JPMorgan Chase to $332
RELX and Agenium Collaborate to Enhance Health Data Access for Life Insurers
Wells Fargo Downgraded to Hold by KGI Securities
TotalEnergies and TPAO Sign Memorandum of Understanding for Exploration Collaboration
GOOGLE: STARTING TODAY, GOOGLE AI PRO AND ULTRA SUBSCRIBERS RECEIVE EXPANDED USAGE LIMITS IN GOOGLE...
USA Rare Earth Seeks More Deals, Growth to Break China’s Hold
GM lured new product chief with pay package totaling $40 million
Texas environmental network plans to protest SpaceX analyst meetings
German tax revenue rose 3.6% in March, finance ministry says
WHITE HOUSE: TRUMP SIGNS DEFENSE PRODUCTION ACT DETERMINATION ON DOMESTIC PETROLEUM OUTPUT,...
Anthropic and Amazon agree $100bn AI infrastructure deal
Gold Steadies as Traders Weigh Next Round of US-Iran Peace Talks
ALASKA AIR GROUP INC.: THE COMPANY SUSPENDED FULL-YEAR GUIDANCE DUE TO FUEL VOLATILITY, WARNING FUEL...
Meet John Ternus: Tim Cook's Successor — And What Could Be Next For Apple
Market Sentiment Remains Steady Amid Ongoing US-Iran Negotiations
Investors Encouraged to Explore Small-Cap Stocks for Opportunities
Oracle Experiences Significant Stock Surge Amid Value Fund Investment
AMAZON TO INVEST UP TO $25 BILLION IN ANTHROPIC. THE TWO COMPANIES WILL EXPAND AI INFERENCE ACROSS...
APPLE: AS EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN, COOK WILL SUPPORT SELECT ASPECTS OF THE COMPANY, INCLUDING LIAISING...
Oil Slips as Iran Set to Attend Negotiations With US in Pakistan
Kevin Warsh Emphasizes Discipline for Federal Reserve Independence Ahead of Confirmation Hearing
Tim Cook to Transition to Executive Chairman; John Ternus Named New CEO of Apple
Pennsylvania American Water Invests $722 Million to Strengthen Water and Wastewater Service in 2025
Investments help improve reliability, water quality and fire protection for customers across the state
MECHANICSBURG, Pa., April 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Pennsylvania American Water announced today it invested more than $722 million in 2025 to improve water and wastewater systems serving customers in 38 counties and 436 communities across Pennsylvania. Of the total investment, approximately $638 million supported water system improvements and $84 million was invested in wastewater systems.
"Providing safe, clean and reliable water and wastewater service means investing in our systems every year," said Pennsylvania American Water President Justin Ladner. "These upgrades help reduce service interruptions, modernize aging pipes and facilities and help ensure our systems remain dependable for the families and businesses we serve – and for decades to come."
Ladner added that in addition to helping the company continue to provide safe, clean, reliable service for customers, this level of investment ...
Source: Benzinga