After losing her son Benjamin, Lisa Marie Presley made the unusual decision to keep his body at home for two months. She wanted to honor him and decide on a final resting place. California law allowed this, and a helpful funeral home made it possible. She turned one of her home's guest rooms into a
PepsiCo has adjusted its expectations for 2024, forecasting a smaller increase in organic revenue due to several issues. Problems like recalled Quaker Foods products, reduced U.S. demand, and international business disruptions have led to weaker-than-expected sales. Pepsi now expects a low-single-di
Ever dreamed of owning a top-tier smartphone without breaking the bank? Samsung is making that dream a reality with their Prime Day deal on the Galaxy S24 Ultra. Head over to their official website, and you might score a massive discount – we're talking up to $300 off! But hold onto your hats, becau
Early morning trading was a rollercoaster ride for investors. Many US-listed Chinese stocks like online video giant Bilibili crashed by over 13%, with automaker Nio and e-commerce giants JD.com and Alibaba also taking heavy hits. The reason? China's state planner didn't announce any new stimulus pla
When Lisa Marie Presley lost her son Benjamin in 2020, she faced an incredibly challenging time. Benjamin, who was 27, died by suicide. Presley, who passed away in 2023, shared her experience in her posthumous memoir “From Here to the Great Unknown.” She revealed that she kept Benjamin’s body at her
Samsung has hit some bumps in the road with its foundry business. Despite trying to catch up to TSMC, the company is struggling with poor yields, especially for its 3nm GAA wafers. Rumors swirled that Samsung might spin off its foundry and logic chip designing operations. But a Samsung executive has
Samsung is having a rough patch in the AI chip market, especially with its HBM segment. The company admitted it couldn't land a major client like NVIDIA. This delay, along with increased competition from rivals like SK hynix and TSMC, hurt Samsung's earnings. Samsung blames its late entry into the
Hey there! Ever heard of Marburg? It’s a nasty virus that can cause fever, bleeding, and serious health issues, similar to Ebola. Well, starting mid-October, the US is going to start checking passengers who've been in Rwanda recently. These travelers will go through specific airports like Chicago O’
Next week, travelers entering the US who have been in Rwanda in the past 21 days will face health screenings. This is due to an outbreak of Marburg virus, a deadly disease similar to Ebola. The virus spreads through contact with bodily fluids and has a long incubation period. Symptoms include fever,
Picture a mining helmet from Rio Tinto. Now, imagine this global giant is eyeing a big purchase – the U.S. lithium producer Arcadium. Both companies have confirmed they're in talks, but details are still under wraps. Arcadium is no small fish. It's valued at around $3.31 billion and saw its Aus
