Oil prices saw a slight increase following Israel's airstrike that killed the Hezbollah leader, but no significant disruptions to oil supplies are expected as the market anticipates no major war between Iran and Israel.
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Boeing Faces New Safety Risk Warnings After Installing 271 Potentially Defective Parts in 737
Boeing faces another safety concerns as the NTSB warns that over 40 foreign operators may be using 737 aircraft with potentially faulty rudder components, raising fears of loss of control.
Mastercard Targets Easier Subscription Management With Minna Technologies Acquisition
Mastercard plans to simplify subscription management by acquiring Minna Technologies, aiming to enhance consumer experience.
Chemical Plant Fire in Georgia Shuts Down Local Economy, Forces Thousands to Shelter
A chemical plant fire in Georgia has forced over 90,000 residents and businesses to shelter in place, with the EPA detecting chlorine in the air.
Nestlé UK Cautions on Inflation and Supply Chain Challenges Ahead Despite Record Profit
Nestlé UK saw a 98% rise in pre-tax profit and 7.4% increase in sales in 2023, despite ongoing inflation and supply chain pressures.
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From smartphones to electric vehicles, batteries are a hot commodity, which is why ensuring their optimal performance and longevity has never been more crucial. BatteryCheck, a software analytics company, is on a mission to do just that by leveraging cutting-edge technology to address the most pressing challenges in battery management.
Recognized for its innovation, Nemodata was selected as one of MOVE America 2024's top startups, showcasing the industry's most disruptive solutions in the mobility ecosystem.
Pfizer's goal to provide affordable medicines to 45 poor nations struggles with bureaucracy, reaching only 10 countries so far.
Cathay Pacific Takes Firm Stand on Passenger Conduct and Bans Couple Involved in Inflight Harassment
Cathay Pacific permanently banned a Chinese couple from flying after a viral video showed them harassing a fellow passenger over a reclined seat during a 17-hour flight.
Society has always understood the need of a "village," but upgrading the village for a digitally native, post-COVID demographic has proved to be a challenge. The social infrastructure available to young families is stuck in a bygone era that is not applicable today. Fortunately, the founder of Carnaby, Disha Shah, is tackling the challenges faced by urban families with young children.
Even though the federal loan system is failing and there's an increasing number of predatory private lenders, the price of higher education continues to climb and has increased 747.8% since 1963 (adjusting for inflation). Enter Arjun Kannan, currently building ResiDesk, who previously tackled this behemoth head-on with a surprisingly straightforward approach: leveraging technology to reimagine education financing.
We recently attended a Phoenix Capital Group webinar after being served their ads (quite often!) on publications like NewsMax and podcasts like Sean Hannity. The company is in the oil and gas industry and promotes corporate bonds that can generate between 9–13% annual yield. Here's my honest breakdown of the pros and cons of attending this webinar so you can decide if it's worth your time.
Abortion organizations are cutting aid due to declining donations and rising travel costs, leaving many women unable to afford necessary procedures and travel expenses.
Southwest Airlines will cut operations in Atlanta by April 2025, reducing weekly flights from 567 to 381 and impacting over 300 employees.
