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Axios House: The Business Case for Resource Conservation Axios Live hosts conversations exploring how companies are approaching resource conservation, measuring environmental impact, and navigating a new landscape for corporate sustainability. Featured speakers include World Resources Institute president and CEO Ani Dasgupta, Delta Air Lines chief sustainability officer Amelia DeLuca and McLaren Racing director of sustainability Kim Wilson.

Axios House: Responsibly Powering the Data Center Future Axios Live hosts conversations examining the steps necessary to accelerate data center growth, tech innovation, infrastructure development, and power needs while meeting urgent climate goals. Featured speakers include Heidelberg Materials chief sustainability & new technologies officer Katharina Beumelburg and IBM Cloud GM & CTO Hillery Hunter.

Axios House Spotlight: Sen. Jeanne Shaheen Axios Live hosts a conversation with Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H.) on the future of foreign policy amid a rapidly changing geopolitical landscape.

💳 🏠 🚗 Between a gloomy job market and rising inflation, Americans are looking for relief wherever they can — but even though the Fed has cut rates for the first time this year, it may not change much in terms of credit card and mortgage rates. Here's what to know.

Axios' Media Trends Live Tune in to Axios' inaugural Media Trends Live event dedicated to the people, platforms and power shifts redefining media. We'll dive into the trends transforming the business, from shifts in AI and entertainment to the ad market evolution and competition for sports rights.

Axios' AI+ DC Summit Tune in to Axios' AI+ DC Summit featuring top voices from government, tech and business exploring the urgent questions around AI regulation, geopolitics, misinformation and the real world impact of AI.

Tesla's board chair suggested today that there are no restraints on Elon Musk's political activities. https://lnkd.in/eVR6Rc3E

When asked by Mike Allen on The Axios Show if the U.S. is “pissing away valuable relationships” with steep tariffs against allies, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick says that these have been one-way relationships: “India brags that they have 1.4 billion people. Why won’t their 1.4 billion people buy one bushel of U.S. corn?”

In the premiere episode of The Axios Show, Commerce Sec. Howard Lutnick tells Axios co-founder Mike Allen that Biden’s federal student loan relief plan wasn’t “reasonable” or “fair.” "Who did he think was going to pay that bill? You, me and every other American with a job should pay the bill?”

On the premiere of The Axios Show, Commerce Secretary Howard W. Lutnick tells Axios co-founder Mike Allen that Elon Musk’s DOGE strategy was “backward,” saying that the X CEO fired people instead of slashing government waste. "His Twitter example where he was able to cut 80% of the people out — he thought that example worked for government."