A widespread E. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce has raised criticism from public health experts and sparked nine lawsuits against a produce company. The outbreak, which affected 15 states over four months, left dozens hospitalized and one person dead. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has come under scrutiny for not publicly disclosing the … Read more
United Airlines has taken an unusual step by issuing two profit forecasts, warning that the US economy could enter a recession and potentially cutting profits. The airline plans to control costs and keep planes flying as needed, dialing back flying plans if demand wobbles. The carrier’s CEO, Scott Kirby, expressed confidence in the company’s ability … Read more
China has discovered one of the largest gold deposits on Earth, located in Hunan province. The Wangu site yielded more than 40 distinct gold veins at depths of approximately 2,000 meters, containing over 1,000 metric tons of gold worth €78 billion or 600 billion yuan. Initial surveys indicated around 300 tons of gold, but deeper … Read more
Get ready to save big on everything from breezy spring fashion to kitchen essentials and home decor. Amazon’s Prime-Exclusive Discounts hub is offering incredible markdowns, with some items available for up to 73% off. For those who aren’t yet subscribed to Amazon Prime, there’s a 30-day free trial that grants access to these exclusive deals, … Read more
Eli Lilly’s stock soared by as much as 17% after positive phase-three trial data was released for orforglipron, a GLP-1 weight-loss pill. The results showed that the once-daily pill reduced patients’ weight by an average of 16 pounds and lowered their A1C levels by an average of 1.3-1.6%. This news gives Eli Lilly the green … Read more
Japan is seeing a shift in its stance on domestic rice as consumers turn to foreign alternatives amid a severe price surge. Tokyo restaurant owner Arata Hirano has switched to American Calrose rice, citing higher prices and lower costs compared to domestic grains. This trend may signal a significant change in mindset for Japanese businesses … Read more
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Google’s empire is under siege, with two high-profile antitrust trials set to begin on Monday. The search giant faces a two-front war that could fundamentally reshape its business, while also opening new opportunities for competitors. In the first battle, Google was deemed an unlawful monopolist in the online search market by a federal judge last … Read more
A fire on board a wooden boat in northwestern Democratic Republic of Congo has left at least 50 people dead and hundreds missing, according to authorities. The incident occurred on Tuesday, April 15, when the motorized boat HB Kongolo caught fire while carrying 400 passengers. Eyewitnesses reported that a person cooking on the boat started … Read more
Aaron Rodgers finally explained why he delayed his decision to join the Pittsburgh Steelers, revealing a personal issue involving someone close to him. Despite the revelation, the perception of him not wanting to be a Steeler still lingered with fans. Two Twitter polls were conducted among Steelers fans, both asking if they want Rodgers to … Read more