Copper Hits Five-Month High as China Boosts Demand

China’s government has unveiled a plan to revive copper consumption, sending prices near a five-month high. The country’s retail sales rose 4% in the first two months of the year, driven by faster-than-expected growth at the start of the year. This increase helps offset the impact of US tariffs on Chinese exporters, which had put … Read more

The Better Artificial Intelligence Stock to Buy Amid Bull Market

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming every industry, with businesses investing heavily to stay ahead. AI-powered software automates simple tasks, increases productivity, and enables decision-makers to make better decisions faster. The enterprise AI software market is expected to grow from $98 billion in 2024 to $391 billion by 2030. Two companies are at the forefront of … Read more

Joann Fabric Stores to Close After 40 Years in Business

The Baltimore crafting community is bracing for the loss of a beloved institution, as Joann Fabric and Craft Stores announces it will be closing all its US locations. The popular chain has been a mainstay for crafters and sewists for decades, offering supplies at competitive prices. According to Jenni Engleman, owner of Handcraft Happy Hour, … Read more

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EU Rule of Law in Crisis: Report Reveals Systemic Deficiencies

A deterioration in the EU’s rule of law has been observed for years, according to a recent report by the Civil Liberties Union for Europe. The report, which highlights persistent and systemic challenges to democracy indexes related to justice systems, anti-corruption, and media freedom, reveals that all fundamental aspects of the rule of law face … Read more

Plane Crashes Cause Worry Amid Air Travel Pullback

A recent plane crash has stoked worries among flyers and prompted some to pull back on air travel plans, according to two airlines that had those crashes. Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian attributed the drop-off in travel to the fatal crash of an American Airlines flight and a non-fatal Delta flight, which caused “a … Read more

Weekly Economic Data to Watch: Key Releases and Rate Expectations

This week’s economic data is packed with crucial releases that will influence interest rate decisions, inflation forecasts, and consumer sentiment. Here’s a breakdown of the key events: Monday: The US Retail Sales M/M (Month-over-Month) is expected at 0.6% vs. -0.9% prior, with a focus on the Control Group figure. Consumer spending has been stable due … Read more

How Long Will $1.5 Million Last in Retirement Across the US?

A recent analysis by GOBankingRates reveals that the amount of time a household’s retirement savings lasts varies significantly from state to state. According to the study, which took into account average expenses for essentials such as groceries, housing, utilities, transportation, and healthcare, $1.5 million in savings would last an average of 43 years if it … Read more

Cuba Faces Second Consecutive Nationwide Blackout Overnight

Cuba is experiencing a second consecutive nationwide power outage, leaving millions without electricity for the second night in a row. The Associated Press reported that the blackout occurred in the evening and has caused intermittent internet and telephone services. Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel assured the public that authorities are working to restore stability to the … Read more

Can You Trick Tesla’s Autopilot with Simulated Rain and Fog?

Tesla’s camera-based Autopilot system has been linked to hundreds of crashes, raising concerns about its reliability. But can it be tricked using simulated rain and fog? According to Engineer and YouTuber Mark Rober, the answer is yes. Rober tested Tesla’s Autopilot by overlaying images of roads with fake tunnels onto a camera view. He achieved … Read more