Hermès heir plans to adopt 51-year-old gardener to pass on $11 billion fortune
The heir to luxury retail empire Hermès is reportedly planning to adopt his 51-year-old gardener so he can pass on his $11 billion fortune
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After Toppling in the 2019 Fire, Notre-Dame’s Spire Rises Again
After a devastating fire in 2019, President Emmanuel Macron of France vowed Notre-Dame would be rebuilt within five years. So far, the schedule is on track, with the spire expected to be finished by the end of the month.
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How philanthropy can mobilize actors in the capital stack to accelerate action on climate and nature
* Climate change is impacting people across Asia more than ever, with the region hit by increasingly intense tropical cyclones and increased rainfall.
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8 of the 10 safest countries for American travelers in 2024 are in Europe - see the list
As the year wraps up, travelers daydream about their 2024 travel plans.
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Magnetic surgical robot makes international debut in Chile hospital
A robot that uses powerful magnets to perform less invasive and more efficient surgeries completed its first international procedure
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A $5 Trillion Bond Group Says Governments Are Lagging on Climate Change Targets
An alliance of bond investors representing $5 trillion in assets says its first study of sovereign issuers shows most of their climate pledges lack the necessary ambition.
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How fisheries data can help sustain Antarctica's ecosystems
Antarctic krill is the vital part of the food chain, nurturing diverse life forms in the Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica.
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Mount Merapi eruption: 11 hikers found dead on Indonesian volcano
Rescuers say dozens of hikers were on the volcano when it erupted on Sunday, with three found alive and at least 12 missing
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Tesla’s cheapest Cybertruck will cost $60990 and be available in 2025
After years of development delays and manufacturing snags, Tesla Inc. finally handed over its first Blade Runner-esque Cybertrucks to customers.
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Inside Las Vegas’s $2 Billion Sphere, the High Church of Screen Time
Las Vegas is a different dream than it was a half century ago, when a jumpsuited Elvis Presley took residency at the Hilton, née International Hotel, playing a string of 636 sold-out shows, retiring at night to a penthouse to order his peanut butter, banana & bacon sandwiches—and, legend has it, shooting holes in the ceiling after picking fights with the chandeliers.
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