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Japan to Launch Lunar Library on Moon to Preserve World's Languages

A Japanese spacecraft will deposit a disc containing messages in 275 languages on the moon to preserve humanity's linguistic diversity in case of catastrophic events on Earth.


Miami Freelance Workers Rise to 50%, Revenue Soars to 88%

Miami has experienced a 50% rise in its freelance workforce and associated revenue over the past five years.

PC Pioneer Chester Gordon Bell Dies at 89

The family of personal computer pioneer Chester Gordon Bell announced his death on May 17. Chester Gordon Bell, who pioneered the era of more powerful personal computers in smaller and more portable frames in the 1960s, died on May 17 at the age of 89.

Electric Vehicles Are Three Times More Likely to Hit Urban Pedestrians Than Fuel Cars, Study Reveals

A BMJ study found electric vehicles are three times more likely to hit urban pedestrians and twice as likely in rural areas compared to petrol or diesel cars.


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Obesity Drug Wegovy Reduces Risk of Heart Attack, Stroke, Despite Not Contributing Much to Patient’s Weight Loss, Study Finds
Researchers have discovered that anti-obesity injections may significantly decrease the likelihood of heart attacks, strokes, or heart failure in individuals who are obese, regardless of the amount of weight they shed while taking the medication.
Singaporean AI Expert Stresses Learning How to Properly ‘Speak’ with AI to Keep Workforce Efficient
AI Singapore’s director of innovation Laurence Liew stressed the importance of properly using AI technology in order to boost the wider adoption of the technology on all companies across multiple sectors and minimize corporate hesitation.
Scam Warning: This is the Most Common Time People Were Likely to Get Victimized
According to a survey conducted on over 3,000 individuals in the UK who have been targeted by fraud in the last two years, it was discovered that 43 percent of them fell victim to scams during a specific time of day.
Renewable Energy Supplies More Than 30% of the World's Electricity for the First Time
New data shows that in 2023, renewable energy generated a record-breaking 30% of the world's electricity due to the rapid growth in wind and solar power.
New York Is the World's Richest City, With Its Millionaires and Billionaires' Wealth Greater Than GDPs of Brazil, Canada, Italy
A new survey shows that New York City is home to 349,500 millionaires and 60 billionaires, making it the wealthiest city in the world.
Boeing Scrubs Starliner Launch, Complicating Company’s Passenger Jet Woes
Boeing scrubbed its attempt to launch its Starliner capsule named ‘Calypso’ on May 6, which was supposed to be a break for Boeing’s issues in its passenger jet operations.
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A recent study reveals that over 90% of stablecoin transaction volumes are not from consumers. An illustration picture taken in London on May 8, 2022, shows gold plated souvenir cryptocurrency Tether (USDT), Bitcoin and Etherium coins arranged beside a screen displaying a trading chart.
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The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Novo Nordisk Foundation, and Wellcome Trust collaborated to solve global health concerns using science and technology.
Apple Experiences 10% Decline in iPhone Shipments as Android Rivals Gain Steam
Despite rivals investing heavily in AI-focused infrastructure, Apple, emphasizing hardware sales, maintains a lower capital expenditure, raising concerns about its sales and competitiveness.
Tesla Fires Supercharger Team, Including Senior Executives, as Elon Musk Says Company Plans to Expand Network in Other Locations
Tesla has taken legal action against an Indian battery manufacturer "Tesla Power," accusing them of trademark infringement and seeking damages and a permanent injunction from the court.
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