First private astronaut mission to space station readies for launch
Published by Reuters By Steve Gorman (Reuters) -The International Space Station (ISS) is set to become busier than usual this week when its crew welcomes
Day: April 4, 2022
Oil Price Creeps Up, Tesla Shows Resilience, But Covid Causes Fresh Woes For Airlines
Published by ValueWalk “As the uneasy stalemate continues between Russia and European nations about energy supplies, the price of oil has crept up again today
Consumers Have Good News for Tesla, Ford and GM
Published by The Street By Luc Olinga The recent spike in gas prices may not have turned consumers away from gas and diesel cars, but
Jack Dorsey Takes Some Blame for Several Internet Problems
Published by The Street By Tony Owusu The former Twitter CEO acknowledged that he helped turn the internet into the mess it is today. The
One Third Of Netflix Users Share The Service Outside Of Their Household: Survey
Published by Knewz By David Wetzel New York (Knewz) — One third of Netflix users share the service with someone else, according to a recent
Major Crypto CEO Pledges to Give Away His Billions
Published by The Street By Dan Weil His top philanthropic cause is fighting off pandemics, which will get ‘worse’ and ‘more frequent,’ he said. Sam
Wall St climbs as megacap growth stocks gain, Twitter surges
Published by Reuters By Lewis Krauskopf, Bansari Mayur Kamdar and Praveen Paramasivam (Reuters) – Wall Street’s main indexes rose on Monday, boosted by megacap tech
Semiconductor Watchlist: Qualcomm, Micron, NXP
Published by The Street By Brian O’Connell Chips try to recover from slump in previous week. The benchmark PHLX Index (SOX) started the week at
Hungarian Election: Europeans Have Spoken. Will The EU Listen?
Hungarian prime minister Victor Orban won the 2022 election. He said openly that he is not “pro Russia”, or “pro EU, but that he is
Eight years after Maidan revolution, Ukraine better equipped for infowar with Russia
Published by Reuters UK By Elizabeth Piper LVIV, Ukraine (Reuters) -For Yevhen Fedchenko, the information war hit home when his aunt said she would not