- Teenager stages Arctic school strike for the climate
18-year-old Mya-Rose Craig sailed north of the Arctic Circle to conduct a school strike and raise awareness of Arctic ice loss. She was part of a Greenpeace mission to the region.
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- How Jack Ma turned an app into a $200 billion company
When Jack Ma launched an obscure payment service to boost his online shopping empire 16 years ago, few expected it to succeed. Now that service forms the backbone of Ant Group, a financial behemoth that could be worth more than $200 billion.
- 1 day ago 26 Sep 20, 12:35am - - We asked Trump supporters to show us their Facebook feeds
Misleading content shared by Trump and his team is often defended as humor. But his supporters aren't always in on the joke.
- 2 days ago 25 Sep 20, 6:39am - - What's in the iPhone 12? Wall Street analysts give us their predictions
Apple users are still awaiting the unveiling of the iPhone 12, after the tech giant introduced only new iPads, Apple Watches and a new services bundle at its virtual event last week.
- 2 days ago 25 Sep 20, 10:58am - - British pubs were on life support before the pandemic. Many won't survive new regulations
The Southampton Arms barely survived the spring.
- 3 days ago 24 Sep 20, 2:46pm - - Amazon launches its own gaming service. Can it stand out?
Amazon is the latest tech giant to throw its weight behind a "Netflix for video games" service. After months of rumors, it's venturing into cloud gaming with a platform called Luna.
- 2 days ago 25 Sep 20, 6:29pm - - US-listed Chinese stocks could struggle no matter who wins the election
The United States and China have a frosty economic relationship right now -- see the TikTok asset sale drama -- and there are growing expectations that more Chinese companies with stocks trading on US exchanges will soon move their listings home.
- 3 days ago 24 Sep 20, 5:25pm - - US cities are losing 36 million trees a year. Here's why it matters
If you're looking for a reason to care about tree loss, the nation's latest heat wave might be it. Trees can lower summer daytime temperatures by as much as 10 degrees Fahrenheit, according to a recent study.
- 18 Sep 19, 4:44pm - - Miami's Little Haiti wasn't a target for developers. Until the seas started to rise- 12 Jul 19, 3:14pm -
- How rich people could help save the planet from the climate crisis
Rich people don't just have bigger bank balances and more lavish lifestyles than the rest of us -- they also have bigger carbon footprints.
- 12 Jul 19, 9:20am - - Celebrities show sustainable dresses can still be glamorous
Only just over a decade ago, sustainability in fashion was a fringe issue. But today, it has become a major talking point -- even at important red carpet events, as evidenced by this year's Oscars.
- 2 days ago 25 Sep 20, 7:24am - - 'Most clothes can be recycled' and 8 other myths
Buying from eco-consicous brands isn't the best way to adopt sustainable style. Your online returns don't end up where you think they do. Investing in luxury fashion over fast fashion doesn't necessarily prevent worker exploitation.
- 25 days ago 2 Sep 20, 11:55am - - Michelle Obama-approved designer Duro Olowu's colorful aesthetic
Ever since Nigerian-born British fashion designer Duro Olowu launched his eponymous label in 2004, his aesthetic has remained remarkably consistent. Known for his use of color and pattern, Olowu also favors the sharply tailored silhouettes of his mul…
- 65 days ago 24 Jul 20, 11:08am - - 5 designers leading a fashion revolution
As traders sit by the side of their boxed compartment stores at the New Alade market in Ikeja, Lagos, the majority of sales are on imported clothing and textiles. Tailors unroll reams of Dutch wax fabric, known as ankara print, across their cutting d…
- 12 days ago 15 Sep 20, 10:22am - - The unexpected art of Ghana's hand-painted movie posters
In the late 1980s, mobile cinema businesses were burgeoning in Ghana, bringing film screenings to villages and rural areas without theaters or electricity. These makeshift "video clubs" -- usually made up of a diesel generator, a VCR and a TV or proj…
- 14 Oct 19, 8:34am - - Is algae the new cotton?
Canadian-Iranian designer Roya Aghighi wants you to imagine that your shirt is alive.
- 27 days ago 31 Aug 20, 8:25am - - Last ever A380 superjumbo is almost done
A magnificent beast made of four million parts from 30 different countries, the Airbus A380 is the world's largest passenger airliner, and its era is almost at an end.
- 3 days ago 24 Sep 20, 5:02pm - - The man who fell in love with an octopus
Craig Foster was diving, bare-chested, in bitterly cold waters off the southern-most tip of Africa when he saw her -- an octopus hiding under a cloak of shells and stones.
- 5 days ago 22 Sep 20, 1:57am - - 'The girls go crazy over him': Meet Jenisbek Tserik, Mongolia's most eligible eagle hunter
"Look over there. See that man coming this way?" asks Timur. "He's so good looking."
- 2 days ago 25 Sep 20, 1:17am - - The 'Leaning Tower' of the Middle East
Under the dazzling blue sky, the glass-walled skyscraper that is Capital Gate twinkles in the sunlight as people bustle in and out of the airy lobby.
- 5 days ago 22 Sep 20, 1:44pm - - Why passenger jets could soon be flying in formation
Birds are the undisputed masters of aerodynamics.
- 12 days ago 15 Sep 20, 9:50am - - Scientists say they've figured the odds of catching Covid-19 on a plane
Sitting squeezed between a number of strangers on board an aircraft might feel like a risky position during these uncertain times.
- 38 days ago 20 Aug 20, 2:29pm - - 89-year-old delivery driver surprised with $12,000 tip
The tables quickly turned for an 89-year-old pizza delivery driver who received a surprise delivery of his own from "regulars" on his route -- a $12,000 tip.
- 2 days ago 25 Sep 20, 3:27pm - - Bridge inspector rescues dog stranded 120 feet above Mississippi River
An ordinary workday quickly turned into a rescue mission after a bridge inspector spotted a stranded dog 120 feet above the Mississippi River.
- 3 days ago 23 Sep 20, 10:27pm - - A year of free subway rides for a man who chased down and captured train derailment suspect
After chasing down and capturing a suspect allegedly responsible for derailing a subway train, one man gets a year of free rides, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority said Wednesday.
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