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President Biden’s declaration of a new national monument put some Western areas off limits to uranium mining, but companies have plans in others — and tribes are pushing back. 

Florida is the fastest-growing US state and, with more than 8,000 miles (12,875 kilometers) of coastline, one of the most prone to natural disaster. Now, with peak hurricane season approaching, a nonprofit created as an insurer of last resort has emerged as the state’s primary bulwark against damage and destruction.

Vietnam’s electric-vehicle maker VinFast Auto Ltd. plans to start trading on the Nasdaq next week after a NYSE American-listed special-purpose acquisition company approved their merger.

Petroleo Brasileiro SA investors who’ve ridden a 25% rally in shares this year are now confronted with a wave of analyst downgrades on concern that below-market fuel prices and higher spending will erode what’s been a multibillion-dollar dividend bonanza.

Barry Silbert and Digital Currency Group asked a US court to throw out a lawsuit by the Winklevoss twins’ crypto exchange Gemini Trust Inc. that accuses the company and its leader of fraud.

Diesel’s unusual summertime rally is starting to show up in US inflation numbers.

Wall Street banks’ potential bill to settle bond price-fixing lawsuits has been slashed, falling to around $900 million from about $2.5 billion penciled in just a month ago.

The odds of an unusually active Atlantic hurricane season are growing as ocean temperatures get hotter, according to US forecasters.

Vestas Wind Systems A/S sees some relief ahead from the backlog of wind turbine orders that have caused earnings headwinds for one of the industry’s biggest manufacturers.

European natural gas declined Thursday as traders took stock of an extreme price swing in the previous session, fueled by the possibility of strikes in Australia that could disrupt supplies.