The wealthy are preparing for a future where cryogenic preservation could bring them back to life, and they’re making sure their money is waiting for them. Estate attorneys are now setting up special trusts that can last for centuries, allowing these individuals to access their funds if they are ever
A recent survey conducted by UNI Global Union and others reveals alarming conditions faced by Amazon India warehouse workers and delivery drivers. Almost 90% of warehouse employees report insufficient restroom breaks, with many feeling pressured to meet demanding work targets that leave little time for rest or socializing. Workers describe
Explore a global phenomenon where countries are slashing corporate taxes to zero, creating havens that attract businesses worldwide. From remote Caribbean islands to secluded Pacific shores, these tax havens offer companies a rare opportunity: no corporate taxes, no income taxes, and often no capital gains taxes. But there’s a twist—some
Stellantis, a major car manufacturer in Italy, faced a significant drop in production during the first half of the year, down 25% compared to last year. The decline was especially sharp at plants like Melfi and Mirafiori, where production fell by as much as 63%. Delays in government subsidies for
Boeing has agreed to a $243.6 million plea deal to avoid a criminal trial over two fatal crashes involving its 737 Max planes. These crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia killed 346 people combined. As part of the deal, Boeing will admit to criminal fraud related to misleading regulators about the
McDonald’s in Australia has reduced its breakfast hours by 90 minutes due to a severe egg shortage caused by bird flu outbreaks across several states. The outbreaks have led to the euthanization of over one million birds, impacting egg supplies nationwide. McDonald’s announced on social media that breakfast will now
The article ranks and visualizes some of the least common jobs in America based on data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. At the top of the list is “wood patternmaker,” a job with only 260 employed nationwide, involved in making wooden patterns used in casting sand molds. Other rare
China has launched anti-dumping investigations into European Union imports of brandy and pork, escalating tensions following the EU’s imposition of provisional tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles. The investigations, targeting products from France, Spain, the Netherlands, and Denmark, are seen as China’s response to pressure EU members into dropping tariffs on
In Alabama and Oklahoma, select supermarkets are installing AI-powered vending machines that dispense ammunition alongside groceries like milk and eggs. American Rounds, the company behind these machines, says they use facial recognition and ID scanning to ensure buyers are 21 or older. These machines operate 24/7, allowing customers to purchase
