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Oracle Invests $10 Million to Restore Nashville Symphony SeasonBusiness — 5dOracle is investing $10 million in the Nashville Symphony, allowing it to reinstate its 2026–27 season and avert planned furloughs for musicians and staff. The partnership will also support a restructuring aimed at addressing the orchestra’s deficit and building a more sustainable financial foundation.

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AI power BoomFinance — Sep 19, 2026Boom Supersonic is turning its Symphony engine core into 42 MW Superpower natural-gas turbines for AI data centers, locking in over $1.25B in orders to help fund its airliner.

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Boston Symphony Musicians Authorize First-Ever Strike — Aug 22, 2026Boston Symphony Orchestra musicians have authorized the first strike in the ensemble’s 145-year history as contract talks fail to yield a deal amid the controversy over Andris Nelsons' departure; the union says management has not accepted a mediator and notes a loss of trust. Management insists negotiations continue toward a fair agreement with competitive pay and benefits, and has not yet imposed any strike, with a looming contract deadline driving the talks.

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Boston Symphony Musicians approve three-year contract, prevent first strike in 145 years — Aug 25, 2026The Boston Symphony Orchestra and its musicians ratified a new three-year labor agreement through August 2029, averting what could have been the orchestra’s first-ever strike with a 94% ratification vote. The contract emphasizes a more collaborative relationship and gives musicians a greater role in artistic planning and the search for the next music director, amid ongoing tensions over the non-renewal of Andris Nelsons.

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IJREPA Shelves Biden’s Chemical Spill Rule Until 2030 And Strips Its Climate MandatesSimon August · 6 min · 9h