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In the Middle East, intelligence services furiously hunt for fissile material in Iran. In Japan, residents still worry about radiation exposure from Fukushima Daiichi. In other places, stolen or missing radioactive sources have made the news. One solution: the cell phone. The…
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UBS analyst Peter Grom, who covers U.S. consumer staples including packaged food, beverages, and household products, served up a sour outlook for the salty-snack category, warning that the recovery investors had hoped for remains further out than expected. This article was…
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Shares in Elon Musk’s SpaceX jumped 11 percent to $150 on their first day of trading Friday after the biggest initial public offering in history, making the polarizing entrepreneur the world’s first trillionaire as he vowed to take humanity to…
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Walmart has unveiled a range of innovative technology features that could transform shopping in future years. This article was written by Graeme…
More and more young people are being diagnosed with cancer in the United States and around the world, leaving doctors puzzled, WSJ reported. This…
Moorpark College continues to lead the community in preparing residents for needed life skills with their VITA program. The VITA (Volunteer…
On January 22, 2021, the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons entered into force with 69 state parties. The treaty aims to…
During the last week of December, I polled my Twitter followers for their outlook on the markets and the economy for…
The anxieties around a first-job are immense: fear of the unknown, performance pressure, and the need to navigate new professional environments….
A rule issued Tuesday by the US Labor Department making it tougher for companies to classify workers as “independent contractors” could take a…
YouTube is taking steps to combat cyberbullying and harassment on its platform by updating its policies to prohibit content that uses…
UNIVERSITY-LEVEL LECTURES OFFERED TO THE COMMUNITY Fifty and Better Program Announces the Winter Session THOUSAND OAKS, CA — In mid-January, California Lutheran…
California has approximately six million school-age students, the largest single-state enrollment number in the United States. That’s unsurprising, given that California…
The UK is gearing up to trial facial recognition technology that could potentially render passports obsolete in the future. Phil Douglas, director-general of…
An octopus that can change the size and color of patterns on its skin has inspired a deception technology platform for…
With 22 countries pledging to triple global nuclear energy production by 2050 at the COP28 climate meeting in Dubai, sincere prospects for growth…
Large language models like ChatGPT write impressively well—so well, in fact, that they’ve become a problem. Students have begun using these…
Almost everyone wears shoes. For all practical purposes, shoes are essential clothing for most humans alive today. Shoes come in seemingly…
Started in 1971 in Seattle, Washington, Starbucks is the second-most prolific quick-service brand in the United States. This article was written by Marcus…
