Legionary spread on 2 separate cruises linked back to this luxury private amenity: report
They got more than they paid extra for. A dozen cruise ship passengers fell ill with Legionnaires’ disease — including […]
Boston Dynamics releases video of Atlas robot that now doesn’t need help from humans to complete tasks
Robotics company Boston Dynamics has released a new video of its Atlas humanoid robot – now performing tasks with zero
This very expensive NYC building has a number of apartments asking for less than $1.2 million – take a look inside
Struggling to afford an overpriced Manhattan apartment? You might be in luck: A new development in Midtown’s Turtle Bay enclave
Smoothie King launches special menu for Ozempic users: ‘Thoughtful Balance’
This is good news for Ozempic users. Smoothie King this week became the first quick-service chain to introduce a special
Meta warns of ‘significant acceleration’ in AI-related costs after strong third quarter
Facebook owner Meta Platforms beat analysts’ estimates for third-quarter revenue and profit on Wednesday, but warned of “significant acceleration” in
California. the city of billionaires is falling apart – why the city’s housing market is on edge
A Northern California town that is practically full of billionaires is, believe it or not, going broke. Portola Valley —
I found my roommate sleeping under my bed – then he confessed why he had been there for months
It’s the weirdest hide and seek game. A petrified man, 24, shared on Reddit the horrifying story of how he
Amazon workers ‘terrified’ by top executives’ explanation of 5-day back-to-office policy
More than 500 Amazon employees sent a letter Wednesday to the CEO of its AWS unit calling for the cancellation
Always read the fine print: Take these precautions before signing up for a store credit card
When Mykail James was 19 and working vacations at Victoria’s Secret, she got a store credit card with a $2,000
I’m a nutritionist – it’s actually better to give kids ‘unlimited access’ to Halloween candy
Let the sugar comas begin—indeed, it may be better for your kids in the long run. Abbey Sharp, a Toronto-based