Meet David Hoffmann, the Florida billionaire who buys up print newspapers
David Hoffmann has already bought 5 percent of one of America's largest newspaper companies. Now he wants to have the whole thing under control.
Mega-meteorite ripped open the seabed and boiled Earth's oceans
A huge meteorite first discovered in 2014 caused a tsunami bigger than any in known human history and boiled the oceans, scientists have discovered. The… Read More »Mega-meteorite ripped open the seabed and boiled Earth's oceans
T-Mobile and AT&T oppose the unlock rule, claiming that locked phones are good for users
AT&T allows unlocking of paid phones after 60 days for postpaid users and after six months for prepaid users. AT&T filed similar complaints as T-Mobile,… Read More »T-Mobile and AT&T oppose the unlock rule, claiming that locked phones are good for users
A lawsuit against perplexity conjures up fake news hallucinations
Perplexity did not respond to requests for comment. In an emailed statement to WIRED, News Corp CEO Robert Thomson compared Perplexity unfavorably to OpenAI. “We… Read More »A lawsuit against perplexity conjures up fake news hallucinations
Striking Boeing employees are calling for the vote on the contract
STORY: :: Striking employees criticize Boeing's bid before proposal is voted on :: October 21, 2024 :: Renton, Washington :: Myles Sims, Boeing machinist “I've… Read More »Striking Boeing employees are calling for the vote on the contract
How Trump's stop at McDonald's was covered by partisan media
Former President Donald J. Trump's campaign event at a McDonalds in Pennsylvania was described by right-wing media as a brilliant move. Left-wing publications called it… Read More »How Trump's stop at McDonald's was covered by partisan media
Energy stocks are going through tough times, says portfolio manager
STORY: “We own some because valuations have been low and I think as an investor, frankly, what we want to see is more consolidation. And… Read More »Energy stocks are going through tough times, says portfolio manager
Arkansas could have enormous lithium reserves, researchers say
Federal and state researchers said there could be between five and 19 million tons of lithium, more than enough to meet global demand for the… Read More »Arkansas could have enormous lithium reserves, researchers say
The US government says relying on Chinese lithium batteries is too risky
U.S. Department of Homeland Security analysts shared an internal report with local agencies in August, warning of the economic risks of using Chinese storage batteries.… Read More »The US government says relying on Chinese lithium batteries is too risky
A teenage girl rejected a boy's advances. So he allegedly killed her stepfather in front of her pregnant mother
A 16-year-old girl in Texas rejected the romantic advances of a 17-year-old boy who was allegedly stalking her. The 17-year-old then shot and killed the… Read More »A teenage girl rejected a boy's advances. So he allegedly killed her stepfather in front of her pregnant mother
The VW ID. Buzz was worth the seven year wait
If you're in the driver's seat, I'm not sure why you should be. Nothing about the Buzz's driving style requires you to rush around corners,… Read More »The VW ID. Buzz was worth the seven year wait
Why Chinese are rushing to a 'casino' stock market
Steps to strengthen the economy have triggered a stock-buying frenzy. Our columnist spoke to Chinese investors about why they are so excited about the risks.
Rocket Report: Bloomberg Calls for Cancellation of SLS; SpaceX reaches the century mark
Is this a matter of freedom of speech?? … SpaceX responded quickly to the dispute, suing the California commission in federal court on Tuesday, Reuters… Read More »Rocket Report: Bloomberg Calls for Cancellation of SLS; SpaceX reaches the century mark
In the Kentucky Mountains, a Bitcoin mining dream becomes the stuff of nightmares
In both cases, Biofuel alleges, the companies shipped equipment from China to its hosting facility in Eastern Kentucky and then walked away with the bitcoin… Read More »In the Kentucky Mountains, a Bitcoin mining dream becomes the stuff of nightmares
