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US Bridge Collapse May Block Export Of 2.5 Million Tonnes Of Coal For Weeks
The collapse of a major Baltimore bridge Tuesday is likely to shut down the port's coal exports for as many as six weeks and block the transport of up to 2.5 million tons of coal, said Ernie Thrasher, CEO of Xcoal Energy & Resource.
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Bitcoin Miners Navigate Wild And Extreme World Of Power Hunting
A Bitcoin mining rig is usually made up of thousands of computers, specially built to run the complex calculations that maintain the cryptocurrency's network
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What Record-Shattering Heat Is Doing To US Cities
The brutally hot weather that's already pushed U.S. Northwest temperatures to record highs worsened Monday and is set to smother the region all week.
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Statues Take Center Stage In Nirav Modi Fraud Case
A collection of valuable Asian sculptures is being claimed by the estate of a bankrupt U.S. jewelry company once owned by the billionaire Nirav Modi, who allegedly defrauded the Punjab National Bank of $2 billion, despite his wife's attempts to gain possession of the sculptures, according to a court filing.
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How FedEx-ed Diamonds Were Central To Nirav Modi's Big Scam
PNB fraud: The price of the large yellow diamond alternately shrank and spiked by about a million dollars as it moved across the globe. The three-carat gem was shipped at least four times between shadowy companies allegedly controlled by Indian billionaire Nirav Modi over about five weeks in 2011, according to a report by a U.S. bankruptcy examiner...
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3 Nirav Modi-Linked US Firms 'Directly Involved' In Bank Fraud: Report
Three bankrupt U.S. companies with links to billionaire Nirav Modi were "directly involved" in transactions related to the alleged multibillion-dollar international fraud for which Modi has been charged by Indian authorities, according to an investigation by the court-appointed examiner that was filed Saturday.
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US Bridge Collapse May Block Export Of 2.5 Million Tonnes Of Coal For Weeks
The collapse of a major Baltimore bridge Tuesday is likely to shut down the port's coal exports for as many as six weeks and block the transport of up to 2.5 million tons of coal, said Ernie Thrasher, CEO of Xcoal Energy & Resource.
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Bitcoin Miners Navigate Wild And Extreme World Of Power Hunting
A Bitcoin mining rig is usually made up of thousands of computers, specially built to run the complex calculations that maintain the cryptocurrency's network
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What Record-Shattering Heat Is Doing To US Cities
The brutally hot weather that's already pushed U.S. Northwest temperatures to record highs worsened Monday and is set to smother the region all week.
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Statues Take Center Stage In Nirav Modi Fraud Case
A collection of valuable Asian sculptures is being claimed by the estate of a bankrupt U.S. jewelry company once owned by the billionaire Nirav Modi, who allegedly defrauded the Punjab National Bank of $2 billion, despite his wife's attempts to gain possession of the sculptures, according to a court filing.
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How FedEx-ed Diamonds Were Central To Nirav Modi's Big Scam
PNB fraud: The price of the large yellow diamond alternately shrank and spiked by about a million dollars as it moved across the globe. The three-carat gem was shipped at least four times between shadowy companies allegedly controlled by Indian billionaire Nirav Modi over about five weeks in 2011, according to a report by a U.S. bankruptcy examiner...
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3 Nirav Modi-Linked US Firms 'Directly Involved' In Bank Fraud: Report
Three bankrupt U.S. companies with links to billionaire Nirav Modi were "directly involved" in transactions related to the alleged multibillion-dollar international fraud for which Modi has been charged by Indian authorities, according to an investigation by the court-appointed examiner that was filed Saturday.
