Atari’s upcoming retro gaming handheld, the Gamestation Go, has been teased again, offering a closer look at its unique design. Developed in collaboration with My Arcade, this device is expected to bring classic Atari games to users on-the-go. The Gamestation Go boasts an interesting control layout, featuring a numeric keypad and a trackball alongside standard … Read more
Atari, a retro game company, has unveiled its new handheld system called the Gamestation Go. The device features an unorthodox design, including a number pad similar to a computer keyboard, which is reminiscent of Atari’s 1970s keypad accessory for the Atari 2600. The Gamestation Go shares similarities with Atari’s previously announced Gamestation Portable, which was … Read more
Boeing has made significant strides in improving safety for airline passengers, nearly a year after a door plug blew off an Alaska Airlines 737 Max 9 aircraft. The company has focused on four key areas of improvement: elevating its safety and quality culture, investing in workforce training, simplifying manufacturing processes, and eliminating defects. Boeing has … Read more
Nvidia’s stock price has been rising in anticipation of a crucial technology keynote. But are investors expecting too much from the company? Investor Jose Najarro discusses Nvidia’s recent updates and shares his thoughts on the upcoming event. As an affiliate of The Motley Fool, Najarro has positions in the company and recommends it to their … Read more
Germany’s Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock says Syrian leader’s refusal to offer a greeting during her visit is predictable, but the incident sparked an online debate about global political etiquette and labeling it as a “handshake scandal”. Source: https://www.politico.eu/article/syria-germany-annalena-baerbock-handshake-france-barrot-no-surprise
A gunman opened fire in multiple locations in Montenegro on January 1st, killing 12 people, including two children. The government declared a three-day mourning period as a response to the tragedy. Source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2025/01/02/montenegro-shooting-new-years-gun-ban
XRP’s recent recovery has sparked optimism, with some analysts predicting a larger move ahead. Market watcher Dom suggests that the current Bitcoin dominance position could be a factor in determining XRP’s price path in the coming months. Historically, massive drops in Bitcoin dominance have triggered altcoin season, a period when capital flows from Bitcoin into … Read more
A new nasal swab test has been developed to diagnose the specific immune system drivers behind childhood asthma, potentially leading to better treatments for kids. According to researchers, accurate diagnosis of asthma subtypes, also known as endotypes, is crucial for effective therapies. Asthma is the most common chronic disease in childhood, affecting about 1 in … Read more
Fintech’s rapidly evolving UK market is experiencing a shortage of skilled professionals. To address this challenge, companies are focusing on attracting, retaining, and upskilling the best talent. In an exclusive interview with Nadia Edwards-Dashti, Chief Customer Officer at Harrington Star, we explore the future of talent recruitment in fintech. Nadia Edwards-Dashti believes that AI is … Read more
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has accused China of trying to “have it both ways” on human rights, as the country continues to pursue economic interests with the West. Blinken made the comments in a speech at the US Chamber of Commerce in Washington, where he discussed the US-China relationship and the challenges facing … Read more