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Bill Gates Envisions a Future With a Three-Day Workweek. The Problem: Many Companies Lack the Financial Resources
Business and EconomicsGates says AI will boost productivity enough to make a three-day workweek possible. However, some experts highlight the potential consequences for American businesses.
Read more »The Latest Trend Among Millionaires Isn’t to Buy a Yacht but to Share a Luxury Mini-Cruiser
TransportWhy buy a yacht when you can share a $9.95 million luxury cabin and enjoy the high seas in style? This is the latest trend among millionaires.
Read more »A 2,000-Year-Old Egyptian Mug Reveals Ritual Cocktail Made of Alcohol, Drugs, and Human Fluids
MagnetA team of researchers has analyzed an ancient mug dedicated to the god Bes.
Read more »Italy Is Known for Inventing Pasta, Pizza, and Focaccia. Archaeologists Have Just Revealed That One of Them Was Invented Way Before the Roman Empire
MagnetAccording to a recent study, focaccia didn’t originate in Rome but in Mesopotamia more than 9,000 years ago.
Read more »Indonesia Has Introduced Fish Milk as an Innovative Substitute for Cow’s Milk—And It’s Not the Only Country Exploring This Idea
MagnetIndonesia is turning to fish to produce a protein-rich milk alternative. The concept isn’t as far-fetched as it seems, with other countries also exploring similar possibilities.
Read more »Microsoft, HP, and Dell Stockpile Electronic Components From China Ahead of Trump’s Return
Business and EconomicsPresident-elect Donald Trump seems to be unafraid to use tariffs to penalize imported products and protect domestic industries.
Read more »Colombian Researchers Address a Huge Challenge in Agrivoltaics: Optimizing the Use of Rainfall
EnergyThe study reveals that an agrivoltaic system with hydroponic growing towers can maximize space, allowing up to 80 plants to grow in a 10-square-foot area.
Read more »Casio Brings Back the Iconic DW-5000: The New Model Is Identical to the Original G-Shock (but Better)
AccessoriesIt's been a long time since Casio launched the original G-Shock.
Read more »JP Morgan CEO Predicts AI Will Reduce Workweeks to 3.5 Days
Robotics and AIJamie Dimon believes that the use of AI will allow companies to reduce working hours to 3.5 days per week and increase productivity.
Read more »Norway Introduced a 22% Tax on Airbnb Rentals Years Ago. Its Primary Effect Was Simply Boosting Government Revenue
MagnetA recent study found the tax neither reduced supply nor increased prices on Airbnb.
Read more »Toyota Has Lagged in the EV Market. Now, It Aims to Produce 3.5 Million Units by 2030 with Area 35, a Plan Inspired by Tesla
MobilityThe company manufactured only 100,000 EVs in 2023 but plans a massive scale-up.
Read more »Jaguar Breaks With the Past With a Historic Redesign. This Clearly Reflects an Industry in ‘Panic Mode,’ Experts Say
MobilityThe industry lives in a continuous identity crisis.
Read more »New Satellite Images Show the Areas Where Forests Could Regrow Without Human Intervention
Nature and EnvironmentDeforestation, whether directly or indirectly, poses one of the greatest threats to our planet.
Read more »In a Unique Move, Elon Musk Rewards X Investors with Shares in xAI
Robotics and AIIt remains uncertain whether xAI can truly rival OpenAI or Anthropic.
Read more »Intel Will Receive Less U.S. Government Funding Than Expected but Still More Than Any Other Chipmaker
Business and EconomicsThe CHIPS and Science Act program is the largest U.S. effort to bolster domestic semiconductor production. Intel plans to use the funding to expand facilities in Arizona, New Mexico, Ohio, and Oregon.
Read more »‘We Were Ready to Launch the Forces’: Deserter Reveals How Russia Operates at a Nuclear Base
MagnetA former officer has provided insights into the secrets and daily life at a Russian nuclear weapon facility.
Read more »Warren Buffett Has Donated $1.14 Billion to His Charities. There’s One Notable Omission: The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Business and EconomicsBuffett aims to donate 99% of his fortune. Currently, the billionaire has allocated $1.14 billion to the foundations of his late wife and three children.
Read more »Elon Musk’s DOGE Already Has One Target in Mind: Eliminating Remote Work for Federal Employees
Business and EconomicsElon Musk has proposed eliminating telework and accepting the resignation of employees who don't wish to return to the office. This approach has been criticized as a covert dismissal in the private sector.
Read more »Elon Musk Purchased Twitter for $44 Billion and Laid Off 80% of Its Workforce. Two Years Later, He’s Still Bragging About It
Business and EconomicsMusk has a long history of improving efficiency in his companies, and the new Department of Government Efficiency will be grounded in this approach.
Read more »This Is the Beginning of the End of Google’s Monopoly—and This Time, It’s for Real
Business and EconomicsAI systems, generational change, and regulatory pressure are converging in a perfect storm that threatens the “Google era” like never before.
Read more »Cybercriminals Discover a New Way to Distribute Illegal Software: Spotify Playlists
SecurityWebsites offering illegal software no longer typically appear on Google. However, manipulated playlists on Spotify do.
Read more »Experts Say These Common Mistakes Will Ruin Your Job Interview, Including Arriving Too Early
Business and EconomicsThe first impression and the attitude you maintain during a job interview are crucial. Here are some red flags that may lead your interviewer to think less of you.
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