In the era of climate change, startups across a majority of industries are actively trying to find ways to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions, thereby rejuvenating the industry approach to production while garnering significant market interest thanks to their green initiatives. Governments and international agencies worldwide have been incentivizing this drive through material investments and subsidies, making it worthwhile for companies to find a greener approach. In 2020, the worldwide ste
In 2004, one of the deadliest natural disasters in human history — a tsunami that struck Asia and killed more than 200,000 people — took the majority of victims by surprise. Even a few minutes of advanced warning could have saved thousands of lives. Despite everything scientists learned from this tsunami, there's still great fear that a similar event could strike again. And without an advanced warning system to provide locals with enough lead time, hundreds of thousands of lives could once again
With each passing day, the significance of artificial intelligence (AI) in the healthcare sector’s future is evident. From early detection of diseases and the creation of revolutionary medications to minimizing yearly healthcare expenses, AI’s immense potential cannot be disregarded. The integration of artificial intelligence in various aspects of healthcare will revolutionize patient care, streamline processes and contribute to overall advancements in medical science in the years to come. With
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Jeff Bezos is one of the world's richest men, the founder of Amazon.com Inc. and a household name. But behind his public persona, there is a lesser-known story involving a biological connection that went unacknowledged for the majority of his life. Bezos never knew his biological father, an unassuming Arizona bike shop owner named Ted Jorgensen. Don't Miss: Until 2016 it was illegal for retail investors to invest in high-growth startups. Thanks to changes in federal law, this Kevin O'Leary-Backe