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Kevin O'Leary claims his massive Utah data center is completely safe. If that's the case, surely he won't mind one near him.

When you arrive at the airport at some ungodly hour, is your first stop coffee and breakfast, or an early morning pint? Readers will be unsurprised to know that I am firmly in the former camp, baulkin

The 'Shark Tank' investor says his Utah data center will create 10,000 construction jobs. The project faces opposition due to environmental concerns.

The Los Angeles Chargers draft class is the main headliner of new talent acquisition, but a UDFA signed after the draft is catching waves early.

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said he faced questions from residents about the data center's impact on a range of issues, which he called "real concerns."

Kevin O'Leary has clashed with residents in Box Elder County, Utah over a new AI data center on a 40,000-acre campus.

Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary wants to ban the sale of alcohol at airports in the mornings, arguing it causes flight diversions.

A pre-holiday pint at the airport for some is a staple ahead of a flight. But could this beloved tradition be coming to an end? Michael O’Leary, Ryanair’s chief executive, says serving alcohol in bars before morning flights should be banned to combat…

Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary wants airports to limit alcohol sales before flights, blaming airport bars for disruptive passengers onboard.

The pub chain founder said a limit on pre-flight drinking would be very hard to implement

From Nypost RSS Feed: ‘Shark Tank’ mogul Kevin O’Leary’s massive new data center enrages Utah residents: ‘Shame!’

The project would be more than twice the size of Manhattan and could consume more electricity than the entire state currently uses.

Michael O’Leary says his airline is forced to divert average of one flight a day because of disruption from passengers

From Independent RSS Feed: ‘Who needs to be drinking beer at that time?’: Ryanair boss calls for pre-flight pint ban

Kevin O'Leary is dismissing critics of his Utah data center, suggesting some of the opposition is being amplified by artificial intelligence.

Fox has opted not to renew sophomore comedy series Going Dutch, starring Denis Leary, for a third season.

The comedy stars Denis Leary as the commander of a low-priority U.S. Army base in the Netherlands.