Amidst airport chaos, luggage trackers have become the hottest travel accessory for this summer.
For the first time in 8 years, Apple announced the release of a new product. The AR/VR headset Vision Pro can be yours for a cool $3,499, or you can get a hot tub.
Robots are helping reforest the Amazon, allowing humans to skip the tedious task of replanting seeds and instead focus on education and anti-logging efforts.
The company that makes the Instant Pot declared bankruptcy. It flourished during the pandemic, and with the product being built to last, and no one needed to replace it. But don’t worry, the massive Facebook group with recipe inspiration is still going strong.
Swiss town Iseltwald has seen an influx of tourism thanks to the Netflix show Crash Landing on You. This type of tourism isn't new. Bronx residents didn't want these new visitors, and neither did the owners of this house.
Dating app Bumble is taking on the loneliness epidemic by releasing a standalone app to meet friends, previously only available on the same app as Bumble Date.
Europe’s temperature has been warming twice as much as the global average since the 1980s, which explains the latest in sweaty street style from Milan Fashion Week.
The Sunday 9pm slot on HBO has seen some legendary shows, including The Sopranos, Game of Thrones, and more recently, Succession. But after backlash about the show, it looks like The Idol will not be joining the ranks.
The IMF is working on a global platform for central bank digital currencies. Agreement on a global regulatory framework would be an important step to making digital currencies available around the globe.
Airbus signed a record 500-plane deal with Indian airline IndiGo, raising eyebrows and questions about the balance of demand and industry net-zero goals for 2050.
Many things make Indiana Jones’s character iconic: the whip, the hat, the $4,650 satchel. No, really. The latest Indiana Jones film has teamed up with luxury brand Métier so you too can dress like the famed treasure hunter.
