BEIJING (AP) — The US casino giants that helped make Macau the “Las Vegas of Asia” are losing money from COVID and facing a new… Read More »‘Las Vegas of Asia’ tells casinos to grow beyond gambling
On Friday, NASA continued to build hype for next week’s image release by the Webb Space Telescope by announcing the five objects in the first… Read More »NASA names first five targets for Webb images
Staff shortages, bad weather, high fuel prices and runaway inflation – airlines face numerous challenges if they are to take advantage of a strong travel… Read More »Airline pilots aim for big raises and wider changes
The same week that a federal judge sentenced ex-cop Derek Chauvin to increased prison terms for killing George Floyd, Arizona passed a law that would… Read More »Arizona makes it illegal for bystanders to watch police at close range
In this Jan. 6, 2021 truce, rioters who support President Donald Trump storm the Capitol in Washington.John Minchillo/AP In an article for The New York… Read More »Capitol Police Officer Brutally Beaten on Jan. 6 Says Trump ‘Never Go Near White House Again’
Many stores have also seen an increase in profits. In a survey of booksellers earlier this year, the association found that about 80 percent of… Read More »Surprisingly good news: bookstores are growing and becoming more diverse
enlarge † Starlink Maritime places double terminals on large boats. starlink SpaceX yesterday announced a Starlink Maritime service that will bring satellite Internet service to… Read More »Starlink Unveils $5,000 Per Month Internet for Oil Rigs and Premium Yachts
Reuters Videos Gunmen ‘randomly’ kill 15 people in South Africa: police STORY: Gunmen killed 15 people in the South African township of Soweto in the… Read More »South African police say 15 dead in bar shooting
TOKYO – Candidates for Saturday’s parliamentary election in Japan rushed from meeting to meeting, hoping to appeal to voters during the closing hours of the… Read More »A day after Abe’s murder, campaigns make one last push
A worldwide shortage of computer chips had brought the production of cars, computers and even dog washing machines to a standstill. But there are now… Read More »The tangled dream of American chips
Many stores have also seen an increase in profits. In a survey of booksellers earlier this year, the association found that about 80 percent of… Read More »Surprisingly good news: bookstores are growing and becoming more diverse
Flight delays and cancellations continue to disrupt passengers’ travel plans.Stefani Reynolds/Getty Images An American Airlines customer said passengers had to leave after the pilots said… Read More »American Airlines passengers had to disembark after a 5-hour delay where they had just boarded because the crew had to go out of service
enlarge † Tommy Boileau’s 1967 Chevrolet Camaro is undeniably fast, but he’d never driven it in the rain prior to its 2022 hill climb. Gregory… Read More »Downright nasty weather couldn’t stop the 100th Pikes Peak hill climb
How are you? (July 3-9) A verdict on Theranos and Silicon Valley culture For many tech start-ups, the era of seemingly endless optimism and immunity—from… Read More »The Week in Business: A rude awakening for start-ups
Baggage begins to pile up at Pearson International Airport on June 10, 2022.Steve Russell/Toronto Star via Getty Images. An Air Canada pilot told Insider she… Read More »An Air Canada passenger who deliberately took carry-on only to avoid baggage chaos says she had to check the bag anyway, only to disappear
