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To make Ice Cream, head to the Cooking Pot in the middle of the island. Equip the ingredient you want to add to the pot, and then interact with the pot to add it to the mix. Whatever you've added will ...

"Mr. Beaver, my husband, 'Leroy,' is a high school history teacher and just inherited $50,000. He wants to use it to open a business but does not know what kind of business. "I grew up in a family ...

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Nuclear startups have been soaking up attention from hyperscalers and cash from investors. Aalo Atomics is the latest beneficiary of the Big Tech-small nuclear love affair, raising $100 million in a ...

After spending more than a year deliberating with Escambia County officials, Costco has finally been approved to build its first store in the Pensacola area. After winning approval from the county's ...

The debate that took place in a Washington, D.C., hearing room in June was so filled with energy-industry jargon that most people would not realize they were witnessing a battle over who could own and ...