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U.S. existing home sales at 13-year low in October…The cause is the influence of ‘this’. Sales at the end of October were down 5...
OpenAI Controversy Benefits Microsoft as Altman Joins New AI Division Microsoft's unique AI position solidifies with former OpenAI CEO Sam Altman joining its team, bolstering its AI prowess.
Elon Musk's Anti-Semitic Comments Trigger White House Move to Meta's Thread Elon Musk's anti-Semitic remarks led to ad boycotts, criticism from shareholders, and White House switching platforms.
Beer Sales Plunge After 'Urine Terror' Incident: All Staff Opt for Voluntary Retirement After a 'urine terror' incident at a Tsingtao beer factory, sales plummet, leading to voluntary retirements for all 120 staff members.
Record Flight Delays in the U.S.: Forbes Suggests High-Speed Rail for Solutions The U.S. faces record flight delays due to climate-related weather issues, prompting calls for high-speed rail as an alternative.
China Expresses Strong Dissatisfaction with EU's Electric Vehicle Investigation China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology protests EU's electric vehicle investigation, fearing global industry disruption.
Saudi Arabia Holds Key to South Korea's Ambitions as World's No. 4 Arms Exporter Bloomberg's Tim Culpan discusses South Korea's aim to boost arms exports to Saudi Arabia, potentially becoming a global defense leader.
How Africa's Riches Will Transform the Globe: $20 Trillion Boost by 2050 Africa's youth, resources, and strategic location position it as a significant contributor to the global economy's revitalization.
Slim, Young, White Women Only: United Airlines Hit With Discrimination Accusations Two United Airlines flight attendants file a lawsuit alleging discrimination after being replaced with slim, white women on a charter flight.
'It's over the moment you get hit' Pedestrian safety ranked worst in U.S., car impacts stagnate. Photo credit: 'Bloomberg' Bigger cars are safer, but pedestrians have the worst size-specific fatality rates There's a perception that bigger cars are safer. To some extent, this is true.
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