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President Donald Trump repeatedly urged people to "do magnets" during a major security conference. The remarks came as new reporting reveals his son's investment firm holds a stake in a magnet ...

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The president is urging more defense contractors to “do magnets” after Donald Trump Jr. invested in a company that makes them. Reporter Donald Trump suffered a senior moment at a security conference ...

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President Donald Trump urged defense contractors to “do magnets” on Wednesday, just seven weeks after ProPublica revealed that a top White House aide intervened to help secure a $620 million Pentagon ...

A Bengaluru startup called Vimag Labs just secured its fifth Indian patent for an electric motor that runs without any rare-earth magnets, using software and power electronics to generate its magnetic ...

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Micron is America’s hottest stock, up 762% in a year and worth more than a trillion dollars. That’s after the stock fell 13% on Tuesday amid a selloff in AI-related companies. Its earnings report ...

What should have been a normal magnet fishing trip turns tense when police start pressuring the group and refuse to let the situation breathe. The whole outing shifts from casual recovery to pure ...

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