Новости за 04.05.2023

After reading the April 29 story “A traveler’s guide to tipping in a world changed by COVID-19,” I would like to suggest another group of deserving folks: those who bring wheelchairs and shuttle handicapped travelers at the airport.

The Southern Nevada Health District, which sets thousands of mosquito traps across the Las Vegas Valley, doesn’t typically see a surge in West Nile virus or other mosquito-borne illnesses, said Vivek Raman, environmental health supervisor for the health district. But that could change this summer ...

The federal government’s likely blocking of the foreign takeover of Teck Resources, writes David Olive, would achieve nothing for Canada’s goal to increase production of the materials we need to decarbonize our economy.

Both the 407 and mega-spa deals involve governments privatizing something of tremendous value for no obvious benefit and at great cost to Ontarians.

Report from the World Economic Forum and Deloitte warns that lack of credit-bureau reporting of the short-term, point-of-sale loans, could lead to bank loan delinquencies.

The Biden administration announced on Thursday it will invest $140 million into research and development of artificial intelligence (AI) amid the current boom of the new technology. Along with the funding, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) will issue policy guidance on the use of AI by the federal government in the coming months...

Prime Minister of Azerbaijan Ali Asadov has signed a resolution on making amendments to the "Number of checkpoints across the state border of the Republic of Azerbaijan and the list of their locations". According to the resolution, the new list includes a checkpoint across the state

The White House will support an event at the Defcon security conference this summer that challenges experts to uncover flaws in generative AI systems.

Duncan Micallef to compete again in FIA European Championship.

Embrace the creative community that is interested in the things you share.

What kind of king will the 74-year-old be?

Can we do better by our kids when we’re still working on our own internalized fatphobia? Author Virginia Sole-Smith explores in her new book.

In this economic environment, employers are doing almost anything to attract and retain a quality workforce. Improving the suite of employee benefit offerings, sometimes without incurring major new expenditures, is top of mind for many. Enter SECURE 2.0, which includes a long-awaited 401(k) feature that has sparked employer interest for years. What Is It? The […]

As the world becomes more reliant on technology, inevitably the hours spent looking at screens have increased. In a recent study, statistics showed that adults spend five hours per day looking at phone screens alone, on top of any other devices in the home. When you take into account the number of jobs that require […]

The sunglasses are named after summer destinations: Saint-Tropez, Mykonos and Ibiza.

When it comes to overall leadership in the form of compete level, toughness and scoring on a nightly basis, not many in the NHL can touch Tkachuk.

As more than $1 billion in public money is being committed to a new generation of reactors, critics are calling for a pause and a rethink, saying nuclear power’s cost overruns, construction delays and safety concerns outweigh its benefits as a provider of clean electricity.

Alex Adair outlived his comrades in the Queen’s Own Rifles who had stormed ashore at Juno Beach in 1944. Why his death marks the end of an era.

Preserving Pacific alliances will require America to step up its commitments.

Major corporate players within the artificial intelligence development space will meet at the White House ahead of more federal guidance and investment in the technology.

The Biden administration is embracing health care efforts designed to reduce the deadly impact of fentanyl addiction, but many state legislatures are resisting the "harm reduction" approach.

Even as adults, some siblings can't help but treat every situation they are in as a competition.

Kellogg MBA professor Leigh Thompson explains managers can use several strategies to combat disengagement in the workplace.