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    US economy grew 2.2% in second quarter, revised estimate says●U.S. economy grew a solid 2.2% in the second quarter, government says, upgrading previous estimate✉newsBusinessEconomy18 min ago

    The US Commerce Department revised its estimate of second-quarter economic growth upward to 2.2% annualized, an improvement over the previously reported figure. The upgrade points to steadier consumer and business activity than first believed, offering reassurance about the economy's resilience amid ongoing concerns over inflation, interest rates, and the possibility of a downturn later this year.

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    Chinese EVs Edge Closer to US Market as Wyoming Skepticism Emerges▼Chinese EVs Are Getting Closer To The U.S., But Would Wyomingites Drive One?✉newsLifeAutos44 min ago

    Chinese electric vehicles are moving closer to entering the United States, raising the question of whether drivers in Wyoming would buy one. The topic highlights growing attention on Chinese automakers' low-cost EVs and potential tariffs, entry routes and consumer attitudes in the American market.

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    U.S. Biological Buffers Industry Trends and Future Outlook▼U.S. Biological Buffers Industry Trends, Innovation And Future Outlook✉newsScienceBiology1 h ago

    A new industry report examines the U.S. biological buffers market, outlining current trends, innovation activity and future outlook for the sector, which supplies essential reagents used in research, diagnostics and biopharmaceutical manufacturing. The analysis is aimed at companies and investors tracking growth drivers and competitive dynamics in laboratory and life-science consumables.

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    US homeowners' mistrust of solar companies eases slightly▼U.S. homeowners are now slightly less mistrustful of solar companies✉newsEnvironmentEnergy8 h ago

    Trust in solar companies among US homeowners has improved slightly, according to reporting by pv magazine Global. The finding suggests the residential solar industry may be gradually recovering from earlier reputational problems tied to aggressive sales tactics and installation disputes. The shift matters for installers and manufacturers betting on continued growth in home solar adoption.