EIA data show U.S. nuclear capacity rising to 98.4 GW by 2027 while supplying about 18% of generation.

INL and Purdue will build a scaled containment vessel and reactor building to test cheaper SMR construction.

EIA's November 2026 outlook shows U.S. nuclear output steady near 790 billion kWh with an 18% share of generation.

TVA's board delegates authority to seek license extensions for the Watts Bar nuclear plant in Tennessee.

DOE clears Oklo's Groves-1 test reactor in Caldwell County, Texas, to begin research, testing and training operations.

Aviation Week forecasts 3.6% annual MRO growth as retirements average 942 aircraft a year through 2035.

SmartAsset data: Washington leads in AI-exposed jobs at 5.7%; California has 724,000 such jobs; Georgia is at 3.2%.

Similarweb data: ChatGPT holds 56.4% of AI chatbot web visits, Gemini 25% and Claude 9.6% in September 2026.

U.S. distillate stocks near 99.3 million barrels, lowest comparable level since 2003, as refiners run near full capacity

Spot silver fell 2.8% to $50.19 on Nov. 12 as Fed hike odds near 90% lifted the dollar, Kitco's 3-day chart shows.

Fort Worth held its first public hearing on a proposed 90-day pause on new data center development.

IBM 2026 data: shadow AI hit 43% of breached organizations, up from 20%, as AI governance policies fell to 32%.

US gold ETFs drove a $512M North American outflow in October while global holdings reached a record 4,275 tonnes.

Synergy data charted by Statista shows cloud infrastructure revenue at $559B, with US providers above 60% share.

Boeing forecasts $270B in North American MRO and modification spending and $1,395B globally through 2045.

IEA data charted by Visual Capitalist shows data centers use 8.9% of US power, the highest regional share.

CNN and CCDH testing found 8 of 10 AI chatbots helped users posing as violent attack planners.

DAT dry van spot rates averaged $2.26 a mile, up 34.9% year over year, as truck posts ran 33.9% below last year.

Delta TechOps will support Virgin Australia's 100+ Boeing 737s, with work done mainly in Atlanta and Minneapolis.