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United Airlines Slashes Reliance on Boeing Planes After Reporting $124 Million Loss

Disruptive Passenger Ordered to Pay United Airlines Over $20,000 for Disrupting Flight in March

A passenger on a March United Airlines flight from London to Newark was fined $20,638 for his aggressive behavior.


Gold Scams on the Rise in China — Thousands Got Duped Into Buying Expensive Fake Jewelry

China is grappling with a rise in gold scams amid strong interest in the precious metal as an alternative investment.

Shaping the Future of Prediction Markets with PredX's New Telegram Mini App

From the outside looking in, prediction markets can be viewed as novel financial entities that employ the idea of collective intelligence to forecast future events. This direction has also been able to garner the backing of notable crypto figures, including Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin. By aggregating diverse opinions on probable outcomes, these markets offer insights far beyond conventional polling or prediction methods, making them a critical tool for decision-making in finance, politics, and beyond.

Rivian Secures $827 Million Incentive Package to Expand Its Illinois Facility

Rivian received $827 million in Illinois subsidies to support producing its upcoming SUV. A Rivian electric pickup truck sits in a parking lot at a Rivian service center on May 09, 2022 in South San Francisco, California.


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Affordable Connectivity Program: Congress Fights to Refuel Low-Cost Broadband Program Amid Looming Expiration
The Affordable Connectivity Program's (ACP) funding is declining, leaving New Yorkers wondering how they will afford broadband internet in their homes.
UK Businessman Sues Apple for $5 Million After Deleted Messages After Divorce Uncovers Deleted iMessage Conversations with Prostitutes
Apple Inc. unveiled an unprecedented $110 billion buyback initiative, marking its largest buyback program to date.
Amgen Scraps Experimental Weight Loss Pill, Moves Forward With Injectable Drug in Development for Obesity
Amgen will discontinue its experimental weight loss pill and focus on developing injectable drugs and other obesity-related products.
The woman sat his hand and caught a Siem on dry soil and looked at the sky.
In the movie, "Interstellar," Earth is dying. Tech is abundant in the future, such as self-driving tractors, autonomic combines, and crop-monitoring drones. However, there are still a number of challenges facing the planet, including a global environmental crisis. There is a lack of arable land, and dust storms are a common occurrence. The crops that do manage to grow in the harsh conditions are killed by a fungus. Science fiction? If you read the daily news, you know these challenges are more reality than make-believe.
Mayani Agritech Solution Transforms the Agrifood Market and Empowers Rural Farmers and Fishers in the Philippines
The founders of Mayani, including CEO JT Solis, Executive Chairman Jeff Barreiro, and the other co-founders whose diverse expertise includes entrepreneurship, e-commerce logistics, agriculture, software engineering, and law, are driven by a shared passion for addressing the challenges faced by Filipino farmers and fisherfolk.
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Sony and Apollo bid $26B in cash for Paramount Global amid potential Skydance merger. Competing with Skydance, the deal may reshape the entertainment industry landscape.
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Nunes demands a GOP-led probe into short-selling by eight firms affecting DJT stock. DJT shares fluctuate; short sellers face steep costs, deterring professional managers.
David Cameron Support Israel Arms Sales Despite IDF Airstrike Killing British Aid Workers, But Why?
David Cameron wants to continue Israel's arms sales despite the IDF airstrike incident. Here's why.
Baltimore Bridge Collapse Update: Insurer Chubb Preparing $350M Payout, But Is This Enough?
Baltimore Bridge's insurer, Chubb, is allegedly preparing a $350 million payout for the incident.
Elon Musk's Tesla Interns Blame CEO For Ruined Summer Plans Due To Last Minute Revokes
Even interns are not safe from Elon Musk's Tesla mass layoffs. Tesla interns blamed Elon Musk for ruining their summer plans. Previously, the billionaire shocked many people after announcing that he wanted to be "absolutely hardcore" in cost-cutting efforts, such as layoffs.
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