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(Natural News) People could keep their jumper dresses or sweaters on even when the weather got warmer - if their clothing used a newly developed self-cooling textile. A combination of ordinary wool and metal conductor, the fabric retains heat durin
Pesticide and pharmaceutical giant Bayer is facing approximately 18,400 U.S. lawsuits from individuals alleging that glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup herbicide, caused them to develop cancer.1 The retail giants Home Depot and Lowe's are
In the latest sign that absolutely nothing makes sense anymore, WeWork filed formal regulatory paperwork with the Securities and Exchange Commission last week, officially notifying the world that it will soon be going public.
Amazon sometimes requires small businesses to get permission from manufacturers to sell their products on Amazon Marketplace.
In his pitch to potential buyers, Larry Hall touts his condominium's high ceilings and spacious living rooms. Then there are the swimming pool, saunas and movie theater. But what really sets the development apart, in his view, is its ability to sur
Is the place where you go to buy a new car a kind of Dark Church where very bad things happen?
With markets looking to open in the red following Wednesday's stunning drop, the infamous Madoff Whistleblower (who was ignored for years) Harry Markopolos has picked Thursday to publish a report about GE's accounting strategies, claiming that the co
As a greater portion of the world begins to live more of their life online, the world's top 100 websites continue to see explosive growth in their traffic numbers.
New data from IHS Markit Smartphone Intelligence Service shows global smartphone shipments fell in 2Q19, the seventh consecutive quarter of YoY declines.
Tesla is okay with venturing outside of its core business.
The delivery giant has announced a minority stake in autonomous trucking startup TuSimple
Summary I compare the UN World Population Prospects 2019 report (split by the World Bank Gross National Income data) vs. the EIA International Energy Outlook 2017.
Doesn't it seem odd to you that Jeff Bezos, Amazon, CIA business partner, is now in the business of selling tiny homes. Why? The answers will surprise you.
With all the talk of rising heat, we should be thankful that free commerce has provided us a safe retreat.
A quick look at the Tesla Gigafactory 3 in Shanghai ensures that work continues.
Porsche Taycan to be produced on multiple floors and in different building complexes using a flexi-line with driverless transport systems that move automatically from station to station.
Tiny homes are popular with millennials since their standard of living has collapsed. All thanks to insurmountable student loans, no savings, and gig-economy jobs that don't pay the bills.
"People are realizing that even a trip to Walmart isn't safe these days"
Amazon has robots on the streets. It's a good bet urban delivery will never be the same.
FedEx is cutting ties with Amazon as the online retailer builds out its own delivery fleet, directly competing with the shippers who used to deliver its packages.
Don't understand Tesla finances? No worries, we've got you covered.
Ongoing and future Innovations in power devices, cells. and batteries is imminent.
You might imagine that the internet has made life easier for people with disabilities, who can now access the same conveniences as everyone else without having to go to physical locations. However, that is not necessarily the case.
Walgreens plans to shutter 200 stores in the U.S. as the company pares back its locations in the U.K., the company said Tuesday.
The mandated pay increases disproportionately impact the restaurant industry.
Airbus' inability to build and deliver jets on time -- especially the A321neo -- has prevented it from fully capitalizing on the Boeing 737 MAX grounding.
The number of households without a traditional pay-television subscription could soon equal those that have one, a new forecast finds.
New data from the Association of American Railroads (AAR) reported US Class I rail traffic for the week ended July 27, of 534,498 carloads and intermodal containers, down 4.4% compared with the same week last year, reported Railway Age.
It's official... it's the beginning of the end for Netflix (NFLX).
Donald Trump isn't a Libertarian – but he is the guy who just rescinded the fatwa imposed by his extremely un-Libertarian predecessor that would have almost tripled the fines imposed on car companies that didn't "achieve compliance" with fe
