Art Raymond covers technology and advanced industries issues for the Deseret News. Got a story idea? Email [email protected]
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SpaceX launched the fifth test flight of its massive Super Heavy Booster/Starship system early Sunday and just moments later, recaptured the 233-foot
NASA's Europa Clipper lifted off from Cape Canaveral, Florida, on Monday atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket on a historic mission to its namesake
Federal regulatory update creates first new class of aircraft in 80 years, sets the stage for future of passenger and cargo transport
By: Art Raymond
Tesla stock reversed a downward earnings trend but investors are concerned about potential value impacts from Musk's political activities.
By: Art Raymond
Tesla stock reverses downward trend in new earnings report but investors concerned about potential value impacts from his political activities
A majority of U.S. workers believe the results of the upcoming election will have an impact on unemployment, and nearly half are changing savings
Petroleum industry watchers report U.S. gas prices continued to decline this week, reaching a median price of $2.99 per gallon even as military conflict in and around Middle East oil-producing nations continues.
The U.S. economy continued its robust trajectory in the third quarter showing 2.8% growth, a bit south of most economists' expectations but a rate
The final regularly scheduled federal reporting ahead of the 2024 presidential election found U.S. inflation slipped to 2.1% in September, the lowest
By: Art Raymond
New jobs count drops to 12,000 for the month but economists say anomalies make it a statistical blip.
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