US voters have rejected data centres and AI. What happens now?
The physical presence of data centres means they need a social licence, at least in democratic countries
The physical presence of data centres means they need a social licence, at least in democratic countries
Midterm results give Democrats more control over military spending
Star’s new movie is the latest to hit stony ground while tackling climate change
Oil fluctuates after a two-day decline
Irish stock market was boosted by strong results from Ryanair on Monday
It is hard to say what gas and electricity providers will do ahead of winter
Brent has rallied 10% this month, touching the highest since April
Scepticism about the cause of climate change persists among the public, proving fossil fuel firms did a good job of sowing confusion
Prospects for a resolution of the US-Israeli weigh on prices
Meta’s fundraising also helps soothe investor nerves
Shares traded in Dublin began the week on a steady upward trajectory
Markets becoming nervous about the scale of borrowing by ‘hyperscalers’
Irish market quiet in advance of bank holiday as Kingspan and Ryanair retreat
US escalation with Iran threatens higher-for-longer energy prices
Increasing flights, traffic and data centre expansion complicating efforts to switch from carbon-polluting fuels
Crude flows from the Persian Gulf remain robust
Iran has threatened to step up strikes in response to the US blockade of its ports
Quicker-than-expected increase in US consumer price inflation upped expectations for Fed action
Lethal strikes show growing military power of Iran-backed militia
But US politicians warn agreement with Putin may violate US law barring imports of Russian energy
EU leaders are confronted with the limits of their own support for Ukraine as Washington pressures Kyiv
Country acts like it’s poor when it’s actually rich and should be thinking more strategically about its wealth
US cuts output as hurricane threatens offshore production
Disruption to oil supply, oil prices and the world economy has been surprisingly manageable so far
Storm forming in the Gulf of Mexico will likely hit oil and gas producing facilities
On budget day we will see if the Government is capable of taking a long-term view
Sovereign debt costs around world return to multiyear highs
US and Iran have failed to make headway toward a lasting peace agreement
Households need help to break free from home heating oil for good
Oil was up nearly 14% for the month, and set for its biggest climb since July
Retail sales remain positive overall despite global energy shock
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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