‘BMW is introducing humanoid robots to a car plant in Europe, building on similar projects in the US’—a shift that could reset factory roles and training. Experts urge phased rollouts and clear safety rules.
BMW plans to bring humanoid robots onto a European assembly line, extending…
‘Reducing domestic diesel prices starting Monday’—Brazil moves to shield consumers from global shocks. Analysts urge transparent timelines and fiscal guardrails.
Brazil’s state-controlled oil producer Petroleo Brasileiro SA said it will cut domestic…
‘Hottest U.S. rental markets for summer’—tight housing supply is pushing competition in the Northeast and California. What renters can do now.
A new housing report from Zillow signals a heated summer for renters,…
‘How much should managers let bots do the thinking?’—a core question as AI tools spread across offices. Start with clear rules, measured pilots, and human accountability.
As artificial intelligence moves from pilot projects to daily work, leaders face…
‘A Goldilocks place’—why one researcher’s choice to stay in California reflects a broader talent trend. What employers and universities can do next.
When researcher Christiane Schroeter finished her studies in the United States, she…
‘Restrict use of their content by Israeli media’—Tehran’s directive widens a media rift with regional stakes. Editors weigh legal, ethical responses.
Iran has ordered international news outlets operating in Tehran to limit how…
‘As Canada prepares to award a rich contract to build as many as 12 submarines, Hanwha Corp. of South Korea is sweetening its bid by offering to help in another realm: space.’—defense dollars could spill into Canada’s space economy as a major naval deal looms. Experts urge clear offset targets and technology transfer rules.
Canada’s next big defense buy may do more than put new submarines…
‘I hope it won’t carry the Prancing Horse’—a rare public warning from Ferrari’s former chairman about brand purity as new products loom. What to watch next.
Ferrari’s former chairman has issued a stark reminder about brand purity, saying…
‘Why you should (almost) always look on the bright side of life’—optimism is tied to longer lives and lower stress, with data to back it up. Try small daily habits to build it.
As debates over mental health, work, and social trust intensify, one message…
‘Nonprofits can help with debt mangement’—why that matters as inflation and record consumer balances strain households. How to find trustworthy aid.
As prices stay sticky and borrowing costs rise, Americans are reporting fresh…