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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Finland’s housing market remains weak
Finland’s housing market remains subdued, amidst rising interest rates and a struggling economy.
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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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Travelers ready to set sail on cruises at record levels next year
Next year is looking like a banner year for cruise vacations, as travelers across all income and budget levels have been booking voyages at greater volumes than even before the COVID pandemic, according to US cruise operators and travel agents
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Toyota plans to expand battery EV line-up in Europe to 6 models by 2026
The world's largest automaker by sales said in a statement it expected to sell more than 250,000 battery-powered vehicles annually in Europe by 2026
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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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An Architect’s Party Palace Hits the Market in Miami Beach for $33 Million
On a December afternoon, architect Chad Oppenheim served drinks to about 100 guests on the stone motor court of his roughly 8,000-square-foot home in Miami Beach, Fla.
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