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A business woman and entrepreneur. Editor-in-Chief and content writer at www.StartupGrind.com. Editor www.Due.com and Editor www.Entrepreneur.com
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AI Could Raise Fossil Fuel Emissions

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By Deanna Ritchie Verified
| DevX.com Verified
Artificial intelligence could increase carbon emissions by nearly 5 percent by making fossil fuel production more efficient, according to new research. The finding shifts attention from power-hungry data centers to AI’s wider use across the energy industry. The study suggests that AI may help oil, gas, and coal companies find resources, improve extraction, reduce operating costs, and increase output.
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Fed Interest Rate Decision: What Founders Should Do Now

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By Deanna Ritchie Verified
| Under30CEO
Image credit: Photo by Pexels Traders spent August rewriting their view of the September meeting, and the odds of a rate increase fell hard after a weak July jobs report. As of August 19, futures pricing put roughly 65% odds on no change at all. That leaves about a one-in-three chance the Fed moves rates up. If you run a company that carries a line of credit, a variable-rate term loan, or a card balance, that one-in-three matters more than the headline.
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Budgeting For a New Car? How the Car Buying Process Has Changed

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By Deanna Ritchie Verified
| DUE
If it’s been a few years since you’ve bought a new car, you might be in for more than sticker shock. Yes, prices have risen on both new and used vehicles, but the process also looks different than it did before. While you can still walk into a dealership to browse, compare, and arrange financing, these steps have become digitized. Even getting your trade-in value doesn’t always require talking to a person first.
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