Today we are putting together our final featured build of the year, sponsored by Thermaltake and The Tower 250. It’s a smaller version of The Tower 600 and 300, it supports mini itx motherboards, ...

US president reportedly eyes plot near Memorial Bridge for a large-scale structure named the Independence Arch Donald Trump reportedly wants the arch he is planning to build in Washington DC to dwarf ...

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The White House stands about 70 feet tall. The Lincoln Memorial, roughly 100 feet. The triumphal arch President Donald Trump wants to build would eclipse both if he gets his wish. Trump has grown ...

Privately owned developer Tavros just closed on its long-awaited purchase of the empty one-acre site at 250 Water St. for a lower price than previously announced — and it plans a big increase in the ...

D-Propulse Aerospace, which is building propulsion systems for defence and aerospace use, has raised INR 25 Cr (about $2.7 Mn) from IAN Alpha Fund The startup will use the fresh capital to hire ...

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The president is eyeing a plot of land near Memorial Bridge. The art critic who proposed the idea called for a smaller arch or for Trump to pick a new site. The White House stands about 70 feet tall.

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“America is a land of wonders,” wrote Alexis de Tocqueville nearly 200 years ago. For ten months, beginning in May 1831, the French aristocrat explored the nation, touring the cities of Boston, New ...