New polling reveals Utahn's opinions on data centers in their neighborhoods

New polling by the Deseret News and Hinkley Institute of Politics found the majority of Americans, and even more than a majority in Utah, oppose an artificial data center in their neighborhoods.

The crop you've probably never heard of is taking off in Idaho

Everyone knows that potatoes are Idaho's No. 1 agricultural export, but another crop, teff, has become a huge industry in the Gem State as well.

Powder Mountain, Weber Fire District break ground on mountaintop fire station

Powder Mountain and Weber Fire District reps broke ground on Thursday on a new mountaintop fire station to serve the growing ski resort.

Energy Department will spend $2B to squeeze more electricity from the aging power grid

The Energy Department said that it will spend almost $2 billion to try to squeeze more electricity out of the nation's aging and stressed power grid.

Chile's Escondida mine gradually resumes operations after fatal accident

Operations at BHP's Escondida mine ​in Chile are being resumed progressively as assessments continue, the ‌world's largest copper mine said on Thursday.

OpenAI to preview GPT-6 Cyber within days, Fortune reports

OpenAI is set to preview a cybersecurity-focused AI model, ​GPT-6 Cyber, within days and launch a new product designed to help customers deploy it ‌more securely and automatically, Fortune reported on Thursday, citing multiple sources ⁠familiar with the plans.

Airbus identifies A321neo quality defect but says no safety risk

Airbus said on Thursday it had identified and contained a "quality issue" ​in the fuselage structure of its A321neo aircraft, but that planes could continue operating because it did not pose a safety risk.

City Therapeutics files for US IPO as biotech listings surge

City Therapeutics filed for a US initial public offering on Thursday, joining a ​rush of biotech firms lining up to tap the fall IPO window.

Costco tops estimates as discount gas, bulk deals draw inflation-weary shoppers

Costco Wholesale beat quarterly estimates on ​Thursday, recording strong comparable sales growth as inflationary pressures drove consumers to its discount gas stations and boosted demand across its warehouses.

Akamai signs $11.6 billion cloud deal with Anthropic, grants warrant for up to 5% stake

Akamai Technologies signed an $11.6 billion cloud services deal with Anthropic ​on Thursday, and issued a warrant that could give the AI lab up to 5% stake in the cloud company, sending its ‌shares surging 22% in extended trading.

Kevin O'Leary, Fox News seek dismissal of defamation lawsuit stemming from data center debate

Businessman Kevin O'Leary and the Fox News Network seek dismissal of the defamation lawsuit they face stemming from the intense Box Elder County data center debate.

Alaska Air expects Boeing 737 MAX 10 certification this month 

Alaska Air expects Boeing's 737 MAX 10 ​to be certified by the end of September and plans to take delivery of its first aircraft next spring, Chief Operating Officer ‌Jason Berry told Reuters on Thursday.

GM, Ford to see US market-share slide, forecaster predicts

General Motors and Ford Motor have lost more market share in the United States than any other automakers so far ​this year as buyers prioritize fuel efficiency amid high gas prices, an industry forecast shows.

PepsiCo to raise some chip prices as input costs bite

PepsiCo is set to raise prices for some chips to keep pace with inflation, a spokesperson for the ​company said, as the Lay's maker works to revive sales in the United States.

Claims for unemployment benefits drop to 197,000, lowest since mid-July as layoffs remain rare

Fewer people applied for unemployment benefits last week, as jobless claims remain at historically low levels and most Americans enjoy job security.

Morgan Stanley Asia deals leaked in missent email attachment

A senior Morgan Stanley ​banker covering financial sponsors in Asia accidentally leaked their deal pipeline in an email sent to clients, according to ‌six people with knowledge of the matter.

Oracle triggers 'force majeure' on data center project over power delays, source says

Oracle issued a "force majeure" notice to a Blue Owl unit, the developer of a large New Mexico ​data center, citing potential delays in securing power for the project, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters on Thursday.

Qualcomm secures extension to global patent licensing pact with Apple

(Corrects headline to say "patent licensing" agreement, not "chip licensing;" The error also appeared in ​a previous version of the story)

Gucci's new 'Made in China' sneaker models break with Italian tradition

Gucci has begun selling new luxury sneaker models labelled "Made in China", a break with its Italian manufacturing tradition that some industry watchers say could undermine the brand's ​high-end image as it races to win back middle-class shoppers.

Starbucks to close another 250 coffeehouses in North America

Starbucks will close 250 underperforming coffeehouses in North America, the company said in a ​regulatory filing on Thursday, as CEO Brian Niccol deepens his turnaround push to revive sales.

BlackBerry lifts annual revenue forecast on strength in automotive software business

BlackBerry raised its full-year revenue forecast on Thursday after ​its QNX software business reported record quarterly revenue, driven by growth in automotive and new design wins.

German business morale rises more than expected in September, Ifo finds

German business morale rose more than expected ​in September, a survey showed on Thursday, signalling that Europe's largest economy is weathering an ‌energy price shock that has pushed fuel costs to record ⁠highs.

H&M promises change as slow sales undermine profit boost

Swedish fashion retailer H&M is driving changes to improve efficiency and react more quickly to fashion trends, its CEO said on ​Thursday, after the company reported a slowdown in sales in Western Europe, its biggest market.