Nokia and NASA to Build First-Ever 4G Cell Network on the Moon
Just when we thought everything Nokia was forever buried under the remnants of low-waisted flare jeans, MSN Messenger, and long-overdue
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Author: Hermina Paull
Global COVID-19 Cases Surpass 40 Million as Second Wave Gains Momentum
The world has hit yet another grim milestone this week, as the number of global coronavirus cases hit 40 million
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$16 Trillion Price Tag: US Economy Could Lose Nearly its Entire Annual Output Due to Pandemic
The US economy may be heading towards a significantly worse financial situation than previous estimates had forecasted. Although many recent
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US Homebuilder Sentiment Reaches Record High for Second Consecutive Month
The US housing construction industry has remained immune to the ups and downs of the coronavirus pandemic since restrictions were
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Food Stockpiling Among Countries On The Rise As Prices Increase And Pandemic Fears Mount
When the coronavirus pandemic first began to spread around the globe, a cascade of food hoarding at the consumer level
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US Oil Jobs in Peril: Many Will Never be Recouped Even in the Post-Pandemic World
As the demand for crude oil is slated to remain subdued for the foreseeable future amid the pandemic, the US
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GM’s Cruise Autonomous Vehicles to Hit San Francisco Streets Without Human Backup Driver Before End of Year
As electric vehicles gain more attention among consumers, several companies have already begun on the next phase of a zero-emissions
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Ford, GM Electric Vehicle Models Under Scrutiny After Fires Erupted During Recharging
As the attention surrounding zero-emission modes of transportation has been heating up, so have the electric vehicles themselves. Literally. Ford’s
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San Francisco Soaring Rent Prices Plummet 31% as Demand for Urban Living Evaporates
San Francisco, which is well-known for its astronomically high rent costs and lack of housing availability, has just been dealt
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A Disaster for US Airlines: Air Travel Still Down 65% While September Ticket Prices Fall 25%
As governments around the world fail to get the coronavirus pandemic under control and fears mount of yet another wave
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