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Fed's Barkin said he does not expect recent election-approved ballot measures to curb data center expansion; firms will seek other locations to build.
2026-11-10
Fed's Barkin said he does not expect recent election-approved ballot measures to curb data center expansion; firms will seek other locations to build.
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Iran Foreign Ministry spokesman Baghaei said Seoul should refrain from deploying military forces to the region or joining maritime operations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and avoid intervening in an already complex issue. He warned Iran does not w
Iran Foreign Ministry spokesman Baghaei said Seoul should refrain from deploying military forces to the region or joining maritime operations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and avoid intervening in an already complex issue. He warned Iran does not want countries beyond the US, Israel and some of their allies to side with them or become accomplices to months-old military aggression, and urged South Korea and other states to avoid actions that would further complicate regional tensions.
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South Korea’s Trade, Industry and Energy Minister Kim Jung-kwan said Seoul will monitor the impact of the US midterm elections and respond flexibly to changes in US policy and Congress. He said AI investment is likely to continue expanding structural
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