Elon Musk is, according to Forbes, the world’s richest person. But most of his wealth is wrapped up in Tesla stock.
After months of touching historic highs, it looks like US inflation has finally peaked—barring any unforeseen shocks.
A massive new study has estimated the environmental impact of 57,000 grocery store items. The researchers are among the first to assess the impact of products with multiple ingredients, and their work has the potential to pave the way for wide-spread use of eco-labels on foods.
After weeks of rumors and speculation, the Hong Kong government this week finally shortened mandatory hotel quarantines for inbound travellers from three days to seven.
The government may have made the reporting of scams easier, but that alone doesn't help.
Browsing the International Movie Database (IMDb) recently, techie Prashant Baid chanced upon a certain Subhankar Bagchi named in the “top cast” section of Ranbir Kapoor’s upcoming film Animal. Bagchi’s IMDb page shows him as part of other flicks like Badhai Do, Radhe Shyam, and Jersey. It claims he’ll feature in
In a 2021 survey conducted by Morgan Stanley, corporate travel managers in the US, Europe, and Asia suggested their companies would replace about a quarter of typical business travel with virtual meetings in 2022.
Serena Williams is preparing to say goodbye to tennis, the sport she dominated for over 25 years as a pro, and dedicate herself to her business and her family.Williams reflected on her career and legacy in an essay published in Vogue magazine’s September issue, hinting that her retirement from tennis might be just a
The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 passed by the US senate on Aug. 7 was supposed to include, among other measures to lower drug costs, a cap on insulin copays for all insured patients.
Kenyans braved the morning cold on Aug. 9 to vote in an election largely seen as an opportunity to reverse the economic turmoil and plunder hobbling their country.
Americans shopping online got a break from soaring prices in July. Overall, prices for online goods fell by 2% on the month, as electronics, electronics, clothes, and toys became cheaper, according to the Adobe Digital Price Index.
India wants no Chinese contenders in the lower-end segment of its smartphone market. It plans to bar them from selling handsets priced under 12,000 rupees ($150), Bloomberg reported on yesterday (Aug. 8).