Volkswagen considers first German factory closure in 87-year history
Volkswagen CEO Oliver Bloom decried the German manufacturing industry as his company said it was considering plant closures.
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How far is it possible to ‘green’ an airplane?
Industry insiders say the sector can work harder to improve and pollute less. But environmentalists are less convinced.
Astrid & Miyu’s founder bought two flats in her 20s: ‘I used one to fund my MBA and the other to fund the business’
Astrid & Miyu founder Connie Nam unwinds from the stress of running 22 jewelry shops with fortnightly manicures and monthly massages.
Palestinian Medical Workers Detail Torture Amid Dire State Of Gaza’s Health System
A harrowing Human Rights Watch report describes the horrifying, and sometimes deadly, abuse that detained health care workers say they faced in Israeli prisons.
Brazil Blocks Muskâs X After Company Refuses To Name Local Representative Amid Feud With Judge
To block X, Brazilâs telecommunications regulator, Anatel, told internet service providers to suspend usersâ access to the social media platform.
Museum Shares Sweet Update After Boy Accidentally Smashes 3,500-Year-Old Jar
The 4-year-old was welcomed back to Israel's Hecht Museum after triggering a wave of global headlines and shuddering parents everywhere.
Pre-teen girls using beauty products from social media can cause premature aging and permanent scars
Girls as young as 8 are turning up at dermatologists’ offices with rashes, chemical burns and other allergic reactions to products not intended for children’s sensitive skin.
The stock market rally ahead of Fed rate cuts is a once-in-a-lifetime event
Up 25% in the past 12 months, the S&P 500 has never climbed this much in the run-up to the first interest-rate cut of an easing cycle, seven decades of data compiled by Ned Davis Research and Bloomberg show.
Elon Musk and others urging people to have more kids are essentially calling for a Ponzi scheme, experts say
"It relies on new entrants to produce returns for earlier investors, with the burdens falling most heavily on women, who are responsible for the bulk of childbearing and child-rearing, often without adequate medical care or affordable child care."
