Mount Everest’s highest glacier rapidly melting, says study
According to a new study, ice on a glacier near Mount Everest's peak that took millennia to create has reduced considerably in the last...
US jobs grow stronger as economy back on track after Omicron
Despite the inconvenience created by the Omicron strain of the coronavirus, the United States had excellent hiring last month.According to the Labor Department, employers...
Toshiba to double power chip production with $1 billion
Announcing plans to more than treble production of power management chips, Toshiba Corp (6502.T) said it will invest approximately 125 billion yen ($1.09 billion)...
Digital ad companies Snap, Pinterest soar past Facebook’s Meta
For years, investors have pondered the long-term prospects of smaller digital ad firms like Snap Inc (SNAP.N) and Pinterest Inc (PINS.N), who have had...
China supports Russia in opposing NATO expansion
As the two countries come closer together in the face of Western pressure, China has joined Russia in opposing further NATO expansion.During Russia's Vladimir...
Ukraine invasion: What China wants from Russia?
As the rhetorical war between the United States and Russia over Ukraine intensifies, one significant participant on the international stage has spoken up as...
International Space Station to crash down to Earth in 2031: NASA
According to NASA, the International Space Station (ISS) will continue to operate until 2030 before being destroyed by a collision with the Pacific Ocean...
India seeks strict action from Facebook, Twitter for spreading fake news
Indian officials have had heated meetings with Google, Twitter, and Facebook about their failure to proactively remove what they call bogus news from their...
US to revise pilot training after Boeing 737 MAX crashes
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced on Wednesday that it is recommending training changes to help pilots avoid overusing autopilot and focus on flightpath...