The Week in Business: more job gains
How are you? (May 1-7) US regains most jobs lost in pandemic The Department of Labor reported another solid month of job growth in April… Read More »The Week in Business: more job gains
Russian space agency chief claimed his country could destroy NATO countries in ‘half an hour’ during nuclear war
Dmitry Rogozin is the head of the Russian space agency Roscosmos.Mikhail Svetlov/Getty Images Roscosmos chief Dmitry Rogozin claimed that NATO countries could be quickly destroyed… Read More »Russian space agency chief claimed his country could destroy NATO countries in ‘half an hour’ during nuclear war
Online decision makers like Apple have a point
Gatekeepers like powerful tech companies have a bad reputation for controlling what happens online. But they don’t quite deserve the heat. One of the joys… Read More »Online decision makers like Apple have a point
Faced with rising rents, some US renters are fighting back
Before the beginning of each month, Anh-Thu Nguyen and her two roommates send rent checks to their landlord. A few days later, the checks are… Read More »Faced with rising rents, some US renters are fighting back
Rifftrax: The Game serves the fun, will make you laugh
wide right games At Ars Technica we are fans of the Jackbox Party Pack series, in which friends gather around a TV to play social… Read More »Rifftrax: The Game serves the fun, will make you laugh
Crypto Market Update: Bitcoin Drops Below $35,000 and Ethereum Closes to $2,500
Cryptocurrency markets have been volatile for the past week and prices continue to fluctuate at this point. The price for Bitcoin has fallen below $3500… Read More »Crypto Market Update: Bitcoin Drops Below $35,000 and Ethereum Closes to $2,500
How Roe Shaped the World of Work for Women
When Barbara Schwartz looks back on her early years as a stagehand on Broadway, she remembers its electricity: the rushed dancers slipping backstage in their… Read More »How Roe Shaped the World of Work for Women
Despite a slow quarter, Lucid Motors is sticking to its production target.
Lucid Motors, an electric car maker seen as a potential challenger to Tesla, said Thursday it had delivered just a few hundred cars in the… Read More »Despite a slow quarter, Lucid Motors is sticking to its production target.
A Russian paratrooper who was in Bucha during the atrocities was identified by a love letter with a lipstick kiss he left behind
Burnt Russian tanks lie on Vokzalna Street in Bucha, where a column of Russian military vehicles bound for Kiev was destroyed by Ukrainian forces; Bucha,… Read More »A Russian paratrooper who was in Bucha during the atrocities was identified by a love letter with a lipstick kiss he left behind
George D. Gould, Pillar of New York Fiscal Rescue, Dies at 94
George D. Gould, a Wall Street financier who was a calm figure in the frenzied fiscal crisis of the mid-1970s in New York and an… Read More »George D. Gould, Pillar of New York Fiscal Rescue, Dies at 94
Why Severance is one of the best shows on TV
enlarge † Helly R. wakes up as an ‘innie’. severance paywhich recently completed its first season on Apple TV+, explores a world where people can… Read More »Why Severance is one of the best shows on TV
Hodler’s Digest, May 1-7 – CBNewz
The US Federal Reserve raised its interest rates last week and the market reacted accordingly with some minor price drops, but the cryptocurrency markets have… Read More »Hodler’s Digest, May 1-7 – CBNewz
dr. Morton Mower, inventor of life-saving heart device, dies at 89
Morton Mower, an enterprising cardiologist who helped invent an implantable defibrillator that saved many lives by returning potentially fatal irregular heart rhythms to normal with… Read More »dr. Morton Mower, inventor of life-saving heart device, dies at 89
Inside Elon Musk’s big plans for Twitter
Elon Musk has never been accused of dreaming small. He has reinvented at least two industries with Tesla, his electronic vehicle company, and SpaceX, the… Read More »Inside Elon Musk’s big plans for Twitter
