Abstract: As a core part of industrial production, the management of energy consumption (EC) in discrete manufacturing workshops (DMWs) is critical to improving productivity, reducing costs, and ...

The cryptocurrency analysis landscape shows limited fresh predictions for CRV over the past three days, suggesting analysts are taking a wait-and-see approach as Curve consolidates near current levels ...

GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) — If you want to watch the Packers take on the Lions at home Sunday, and you still haven’t gotten your ticket — you’re probably going to have to spend over $200. Is that ...

Analysts expect Apple to keep iPhone 17 pricing stable, with the exception of the iPhone 17 Pro, which may rise to $1,099 but offer more storage. The rumored iPhone 17 Air could debut at $899–$949, ...

In North China today, spot prices of #1 copper cathode against the front-month contract were at a discount of 100-80 yuan/mt, averaging a discount of 90 yuan/mt, down 20 yuan/mt from the previous ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. inflation likely ticked higher last month as the Trump administration’s import taxes have lifted the price of goods, potentially putting the Federal Reserve in a tough spot when ...

If you’re planning one last summer getaway, gas prices and weather — for the most part — will be good traveling companions this Labor Day weekend. Summer gas prices have remained low, matching summer ...

If you’re planning one last summer getaway, gas prices and weather — for the most part — will be good traveling companions Labor Day weekend. Summer gas prices have remained low, matching summer ...

More often than not, knife names are often rather odd — if not outright random collections of letters that are not actual words. The former is the case with Civivi’s Bluetick, which sent me Googling.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – AAA officials said gas prices in Arkansas will be lower than normal as the summer comes to an end. AAA officials said the price of crude oil is the main contributing factor to ...

Core services accelerated to 4.5% annualized in July from June (+0.36% not annualized), the worst in six months, and the second month in a row of sharp increases, and it wasn’t housing costs that did ...