Imagine a world where the metals crucial to addressing climate change are extracted in an environmentally friendly way, avoiding the damage of open pit mining and preventing metals from ending up in landfills. This is the vision of Nth Cycle, a company that's pioneering a new approach to extracting
Walmart has made a significant change to its self-checkout process, aiming to curb theft. This quiet move might not be immediately noticeable, but it's a clever solution to a persistent problem. The new technology embeds invisible codes on packaging, allowing scanners to recognize items even if bar
Greta Thunberg has been making headlines for her passionate protests against climate change. Recently, she's been embroiled in controversy for her outspoken support of Palestinian rights and criticism of Israel. Her arrest at Copenhagen University during a pro-Hamas demonstration has sparked debate
Comptroller Brad Lander is stirring up a hornet's nest. He's urging major retailers like Walmart, Costco, and Kroger to start selling the abortion pill mifepristone. He argues that it's not just a matter of women's health, but also good business. Lander points out that New York City's pension funds
It's been quite the week in the world of business! First up, retail drama queen LL Flooring had a last-minute change of heart about shutting down all its stores. After securing a buyer in private equity firm F9, they signed on to sell their assets and ongoing operations - crisis averted (for now).
This week's inflation report is set to be a market-mover, especially after last week's less-than-stellar job report. Could it spark a chain reaction, hurting the tech sector, particularly in semiconductors? The Fed is walking a tightrope. Inflation is slowing, and the labor market is softening, put
A recent study published in the Archives of Sexual Behavior claims to have unearthed a surprising sign of psychopathy in women: a reluctance to wear makeup. Researchers from the University of Sao Paulo surveyed 1,410 Brazilian women about their makeup habits in various social situations. They then
LL Flooring, the company that once promised hardwood dreams, is now closing all of its stores after filing for bankruptcy. Less than a month ago, they were hoping to find a buyer, but no one stepped up. The company, formerly known as Lumber Liquidators, had a rocky past. Remember the formaldehyde
LL Flooring, the once-familiar name in hardwood flooring, is shutting its doors for good. After filing for bankruptcy, the company couldnt find a buyer, leaving hundreds of stores across the country to close within the next 12 weeks. But what led to this demise? Was it simply bad luck, or were there
LL Flooring, once a familiar name in the world of hardwood floors, is closing all its stores. This comes after the company filed for bankruptcy just a month ago and couldn't find a buyer. What led a company with over 400 stores just a year ago to this point? LL Flooring's story is a reminder that
