Majority of the World’s Oceans Are Damaged, Scientists Find Posted September 7, 2018 Scientists have found that most parts of the world’s oceans are damaged. Researchers from the University of Queensland in Australia conducted an analysis of marine wild…
British Travel Company to Stop Offering Trips to Parks with Killer Whales Posted September 6, 2018 One of the biggest holiday firms in the United Kingdom will stop selling tickets to animal parks that harbor orcas, or killer whales, due to animal welfare concer…
New Game Show Helps Contestants with Student Loans Posted September 5, 2018 A new game show in the United States called Paid Off helps contestants settle their student loans. Developed and hosted by actor and writer Michael To…
Study: Timing of Dinner May Affect People’s Cancer Risk Posted September 4, 2018 Meal timing, specifically for dinner, may either increase or decrease people’s risk of having certain types of cancer, according to a new study published in the International …
Papa John’s Implements Shareholder Rights Plan Posted September 3, 2018 Pizza chain company Papa John’s International, Inc. has recently implemented a shareholder rights plan to distance itself from its founder and rebuild its image. The new rights…
CT Scanners Find New Use in Airport Security Posted September 2, 2018 The Transportation Security Administration (TSA), together with American Airlines, has launched new scanners that can better screen luggage. The new scanners u…
UK’s Implementation of Packaging Waste Regulation System May Be Lacking Posted September 1, 2018 The United Kingdom’s packaging waste regulation system may not be effective in promoting recycling, according to the UK National Audit Office (NAO). Currently, the UK governmen…
Burberry Burns Excess Products to Protect Its Brand Value Posted August 31, 2018 British luxury brand Burberry has burned its unsold products to secure its brand value. In its annual report released last June, Burberry admitted to burning its products worth…
Oldest Evidence of Bread Recently Discovered Posted August 30, 2018 Researchers have found the earliest evidence of bread at a dig site in Black Desert, northeastern Jordan. The evidence that included 24 pieces of burnt bread-like products in s…
Microsoft Seeks Government Regulation of Facial Recognition Technology Posted August 29, 2018 Microsoft is asking the United States government to implement measures that will regulate the use of facial recognition technology. Last July, Microsoft President Brad Smith hi…