Day: September 15, 2023

Washington, DC [US], September 15 (ANI): A NASA panel, formed to study ‘unidentified anomalous phenomena’ more widely known as UFOs, said on Thursday that it has found no evidence that any of the reported objects were extra-terrestrial in origin, The Washington Post reported. Notably, these remarks come days after 1000-year-old fossils of alien corpses were displayed in the Mexico Congress. “It is increasingly clear that the majority of UAP observations can be attributed to known phenomena or occurrences,” NASA’s 16-member expert panel wrote in its report. However, the panel also concluded tha… Read More ““No evidence” of UFO having extraterrestrial origins: NASA”

By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK (Reuters) -Options contracts on SoftBank’s Arm Holdings, will debut on Nasdaq’s exchanges on Monday, offering investors a new way to bet on the fortunes of the year’s biggest initial public offering. Nasdaq plans to list options on Arm Holdings across all six of its exchanges, a spokesperson for the exchange said on Friday. Other options exchange operators, Cboe Global Markets and Intercontinental Exchange’s New York Stock Exchange, did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment on their own plans to list ARM options. However, exchanges typically ten… Read More “Arm Holdings options to come to market starting Monday”

As the House of Representatives reconvenes this week after the long August recess, government funding and an impeachment inquiry are two matters that will likely dominate the lower chamber in September. House Republicans are trying to pass a resolution to keep the government’s lights on even after September 30, but the details surrounding the stopgap bill are not known. Members need to reach a consensus before the shutdown deadline, which is roughly three weeks away. Lawmakers are considering a continuing resolution, with both chambers this week proceeding with the formal appropriations proces… Read More “Government Funding & Impeachment Inquiry On Agenda As House Returns”

By HappyNati / Getty Images Artificial intelligence isn’t just being used to provide medical diagnoses or write academic essays. It has become a star ingredient for a slew of new beverages launched by brands that are using AI to court young consumers. As such, soda and energy drink brands are seizing on this technology to launch new creations and limited editions. Artificial intelligence isn’t just being used to provide medical diagnoses or write academic essays. It has become a star ingredient for a slew of new beverages launched by brands that are using AI to court young consumers. As such, … Read More “AI is the drinks industry’s new star ingredient for winning over Gen Z”

The United Auto Workers (UAW) union’s decision to strike at three major auto plants has drawn significant attention, with the Chamber of Commerce suggesting that policies from the Biden administration may have played a role. “The UAW strike and indeed the ‘summer of strikes’ is the natural result of the Biden administration’s ‘whole of government’ approach to promoting unionization at all costs,” said Chamber President and CEO Suzanne P. Clark. According to Politico, Clark publicly urged the UAW to reconsider the strike, emphasizing the potential economic repercussions. The National Associatio… Read More “Chamber Of Commerce Points Finger At Biden As UAW Strike Big 3 Automakers”

The bond between humanity and the cannabis plant dates back to ancient times. Its numerous properties have been used throughout history for therapeutic, religious, spiritual, industrial and recreational purposes. During the last century, prohibition and misguided drug policies based on prejudiced conceptions deliberately disregarded the unique properties of cannabis and bound its users and producers in stigma and secrecy. But in recent years, its usefulness has become so evident and widespread throughout the World that it has given way to a slow but steady process of legalization and regulatio… Read More “Culture To Commerce: How Cannabis Tradition Is Shaping Its Business Models”

By BrianAJackson / Getty Images Half the people in the World have already used generative artificial intelligence, according to a study conducted in the USA, the UK, Australia and India. But there are gaps in usage between Generations Z and X. While younger people have largely embraced this new technology, older generations aren’t so convinced. Half the people in the World have already used generative artificial intelligence, according to a study conducted in the USA, the UK, Australia and India. But there are gaps in usage between Generations Z and X. While younger people have largely embrace… Read More “70% of Gen Zers are using AI”

Sumire Nakamura, a 14-year-old Japanese prodigy in the ancient board game of Go, is trying to shift her playing base to South Korea, where many World champions have been born. Japan’s Go governing body, the Nihon Ki-in, made the announcement earlier this week following a report by South Korea’s Yonhap News Agency about Nakamura’s move. South Korea and China have been the strongest countries in the game of black and white stones in recent years, while Japan continues to struggle. If South Korea’s governing body approves her application, Nakamura will next March become the first player among tho… Read More “Teen Go prodigy Nakamura to shift playing base to S. Korea”