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Byron Swift, a conservationist with over 40 years of experience working across Latin America, argues that biodiversity credits are fundamentally flawed and not a viable solution to the extinction crisis.He contends that while market mechanisms like carbon and biodiversity credits aim to address conservation and emissions reduction, they face significant challenges that undermine their effectiveness.Swift believes biodiversity credits are promoted primarily for the benefit of financial intermediaries rather than for their genuine potential to conserve biodiversity, and he advocates for other funding mechanisms.This article is a commentary. The views expressed are those of the author, not necessarily Mongabay.See All Key…

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Porsche Cars North America is recalling a significant number of Taycan electric vehicles manufactured between 2020 and 2024 due to issues with their high-voltage battery modules. The recalls, encompassing two separate campaigns, affect a total of 27,720 vehicles. The first recall, ARB5, involves 27,527 units with anomalies in their battery modules. As a temporary measure, owners of these vehicles have been advised to limit their charging to 80% to prevent potential short circuits. A permanent solution will involve replacing the affected battery modules. Porsche Recalls Taycan EVs for Battery Module Issues, Diagnostic Update Planned (Porsche) The second recall, ARB6 and…

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It’s only Monday, but it’s never the wrong time to be thinking about your finances and saving goals. Brad Smith takes investors on a journey in this morning’s installment of Wealth, tackling a wide array of topics and pricing trends affecting investors.Yahoo Finance’s own Josh Lipton and Brooke DiPalma come on the program to discuss the factors involved when investing in small-cap stocks (^RUT) and why Halloween candy prices are rising so high this fall season, respectively.Mahoney Asset Management CEO Ken Mahoney explains his criteria for finding winning stocks amid earnings season.Vanguard Institutional Investor Group head of participant experience Dina…

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LEHI, Utah – Weave (NYSE: WEAV), a customer experience software and payments platform, has announced new user-interface (UI) enhancements designed to optimize veterinary practice operations. These updates, developed from veterinary professional feedback, aim to improve the efficiency of clinic workflows and the quality of service provided to clients and their pets. The UI upgrades focus on making pet information more accessible and actionable across the Weave platform. Key features include the display of pet names in various views such as the calendar, search results, and client reports, as well as a one-click option to share vaccination records from the pet’s…

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Rolls-Royce has revealed the updated Ghost Series II, a luxury sedan that combines elegance and performance. Available in both standard and extended wheelbase configurations, the Ghost Series II starts at $355,000 and offers a range of customization options. For those seeking a more dynamic driving experience, the Black Badge version is available for $420,000. The Black Badge features a more powerful engine, a sportier suspension, a better exhaust system, improved brakes, and quicker gearshifts. Under the hood, the Black Badge boasts a 592 horsepower V12 engine, an increase of 29 horsepower over the standard Ghost Series II. Rolls-Royce Reveals Updated…

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The GMC Sierra 3500HD Denali Crew Cab is a testament to its exceptional performance and durability. Even with three years and 14,000 miles under its belt, this powerhouse sold for a remarkable $11,000 below MSRP, showcasing its enduring value. Its impressive towing and hauling capabilities make it a sought after choice for those who frequently transport heavy loads, from construction workers to RV enthusiasts. Equipped with a robust 6.6-liter Duramax turbodiesel V8 engine and an Allison 10-speed automatic transmission, this truck delivers an astonishing 445 horsepower and 910 lb-ft of torque. This immense power enables it to tow over 35,000…

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We recently compiled a list of 8 Most Profitable New Stocks To Invest In. In this article, we will look at where Arm Holdings (NASDAQ:ARM) ranks among the most profitable stocks to invest in.IPO Market to Bounce Back in 2025Convergence of significant macroeconomic events anywhere around the globe usually ends up triggering market volatility. Last week was marked by critical factors, including a potential port strike and major jobs reports, and created a perfect storm for short-term fluctuations. Of course, that means that these developments influence investor sentiment and market dynamics significantly.But even before the heightened uncertainty from last week,…

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On Monday, Mizuho Securities adjusted its outlook for Broadcom Limited (NASDAQ:), raising its price target to $220 from the previous $190 while maintaining an Outperform rating. The upward revision reflects the potential revenue from Broadcom’s involvement with OpenAI’s custom AI chips. Analysts at Mizuho see a significant opportunity for Broadcom in the second half of 2025 through 2026, as it is expected to launch a custom AI chip in partnership with OpenAI, leveraging TSMC’s advanced 2/3nm process technology, with a second-generation chip on the horizon for 2026-2027. According to Mizuho’s analysis, this partnership could unlock a more than $16 billion…

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Qualcomm Set For 50% Surge In Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 Shipments By Late 2024, Analyst PredictsQualcomm Inc (NASDAQ:QCOM) stock is shooting upward after analyst Ming-Chi Kuo commented on the company’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 shipments.The analyst noted that Qualcomm’s stock price has already factored in the negative impact of Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) developing its own 5G chips. The company is poised to benefit from better-than-expected momentum in the fourth quarter of 2024 and favorable trends in 2025, including AI smartphone and AI PC growth and increased System on Chip (SoC) prices due to the adoption of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co’s…

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A small number of BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe sedans and Countryman utility vehicles have been recalled in the United States due to insufficiently tightened front module bolts. These bolts connect the front module to the chassis, and if they are loose, they can increase the risk of injury in a frontal collision. The issue was first discovered on July 27 at the BMW Group Plant Leipzig, where these models are produced. After a thorough investigation, it was determined that a single production station was responsible for the loose connections. A total of seven potentially affected vehicles were shipped to…

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