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“It was an unfinished piece of work, but it was still Hall of Fame-worthy and how special is that?” reflected former Miami Heat and Toronto Raptors star Chris Bosh, as he prepared to be enshrined in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame last weekend. “Unfinished” is an interesting word to describe a career that […]
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Most people would likely agree that carrying “bad” or unsecured debt—such as credit card debt and payday loans—can be stressful and anxiety inducing. Now, a researcher at the University of Missouri has found that the stress of carrying unsecured debt throughout adulthood is also linked to poorer physical health conditions, including pain that interferes with […]
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Aerospace companies are urging the United States to speed up a review of rule changes for airplane engines, warning delays in implementing planned global emissions standards could trigger industrial delays. The standards would curb the flow of potentially damaging soot particles and do not take effect until the start of 2023. But executives warn an […]
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In case you hadn’t noticed, today’s automobiles are becoming increasingly digital devices. In fact, one might even argue that the next major computing device category is the car. As enticing as that vision may be, however, it has also run into several roadblocks. Automakers are not computer makers, and the gap between the skill sets […]
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As a little boy, Nick Priest loved playing video games with his dad, Joe, who was a wiz at all things tech and gaming. They started off with Nick holding a controller and pretending to play, and moved on to Lego games and Mario Galaxy. Joe was diagnosed with cancer when Nick was three, and […]
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Australia’s Test captain, Tim Paine, will undergo surgery to repair a pinched nerve in his neck in a bid to be fit for the Ashes series. Paine has been experiencing discomfort in his neck and left arm due to a bulging disc, which has limited the intensity at which he can train and has not […]
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A Cleveland Clinic study has introduced a new surgical procedure to treat both children and adults with congenital intestinal malrotation, an inherited disorder that can cause the intestines to twist. The study, published in the Annals of Surgery, also defines the disease presentation in both children and adults, identifies the patients at risk of intestinal […]
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Investors rushed to scoop up emerging market debt and technology shares in the week to Wednesday, BofA Securities said in a weekly note, with the U.S. investment bank’s own private clients boosting their equity allocations to a record high. Equity funds pulled in $12.7 billion while bond funds attracted $12.6 billion, BofA found, citing EPFR […]
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Xiaomi’s global launch event wasn’t limited to smartphones, with the company showing its return to the tablet market, as well as new AIoT (artificial intelligence of things) products for daily use. Besides the new Xiaomi Pad 5, the Chinese manufacturer also announced the new Smart Band 6 NFC, the Smart Projector 2 and the AX3000 […]
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12-year-old Wanessa Bąkowska has been pouring her sensitivity through paints and onto canvas since she adopted as a little girl with Down syndrome. From Lipka, Poland, the 6th grade student has also been enchanted with all things royal, and recently decided to make a painting for the queen. With her tutor’s help in translating to […]
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